The Central Bank of Armenia has published its official rates for September 15. According to the regulator, the US dollar, euro and a range of other currencies strengthened against the Armenian dram, while precious metals prices fell.
The official rate for the US dollar (USD) rose by 0.9 drams to 364.18 drams. The Russian ruble (RUR) gained 0.0055 drams to 4.3052 drams.
The euro (EUR) increased by 0.85 drams to 420.08 drams. The Swiss franc (CHF) climbed by 0.77 drams to 445.15 drams, while the British pound (GBP) also rose by 0.77 drams to 490.73 drams.
Among regional and other currencies, the Georgian lari (GEL) advanced by 0.43 drams to 139.8 drams. The Iranian rial (IRR) added 0.00005 drams to 0.026489 drams per 100 rials. The Indian rupee (INR) rose by 0.0014 drams to 3.7965 drams, while the UAE dirham (AED) increased by 0.25 drams to 99.156 drams.
The Chinese yuan (CNY) gained 0.103 drams to 54.259 drams. The Japanese yen (JPY) rose by 0.014 drams to 23.52 drams, and the Hong Kong dollar (HKD) increased by 0.109 drams to 46.426 drams.
The Kazakhstani tenge (KZT) climbed by 0.041 drams to 8.1414 drams per 10 tenge. The Kyrgyz som (KGS) rose by 0.0103 drams to 4.1627 drams, while the Belarusian ruble (BYN) increased by 0.38 drams to 120.35 drams.
In precious metals, gold (XAU) fell by 1268 drams to 49,962.00 drams. Silver (XAG) also declined, down 10.21 drams to 735.42 drams.
