The Central Bank of Armenia has published its official exchange rates for September 18. Under the new rates, the US dollar (USD) fell by 0.06 drams to 363.44 drams, while the euro (EUR) declined by 0.18 drams to 417.05 drams.
At the same time, the Russian ruble (RUR) rose by 0.0049 drams to 4.3123 drams. The Swiss franc (CHF) gained 0.04 drams to 440.59 drams, while the British pound (GBP) dropped by 1.02 drams to 485.52 drams.
Among regional and other currencies, the Georgian lari (GEL) slipped by 0.01 drams to 139.53 drams. The Iranian rial (IRR) increased by 0.00001 drams to 0.026447 drams per 100 rials. The Indian rupee (INR) added 0.0031 drams to 3.7941 drams, while the UAE dirham (AED) declined by 0.016 drams to 98.949 drams.
The Chinese yuan (CNY) advanced by 0.065 drams to 54.26 drams. The Japanese yen (JPY) fell by 0.324 drams to 23.033 drams, and the Hong Kong dollar (HKD) edged down by 0.003 drams to 46.329 drams.
The central bank’s list also showed that the Kazakhstani tenge (KZT) fell by 0.0298 drams to 8.1305 drams per 10 tenge. The Kyrgyzstani som (KGS) eased by 0.0012 drams to 4.1547 drams, while the Belarusian ruble (BYN) declined by 0.22 drams to 120.03 drams.
In precious metals, gold (XAU) rose by 458 drams to 51,041.00 drams. Silver (XAG), meanwhile, fell by 7.37 drams to 749.29 drams.
