As of 10:50 a.m. on October 9, the highest non-cash buying rate for the US dollar at Armenian banks stood at 360.50 drams, while the lowest selling rate was 362.50 drams. Both figures were unchanged from the previous reading.
For the euro, the top non-cash buying rate rose by 0.50 drams to 402.50 drams, while the lowest selling rate remained at 408.00 drams. The highest non-cash buying rate for the Russian ruble reached 4.18 drams, up 0.02 drams, and the lowest selling rate was 4.25 drams.
In cash transactions, the highest dollar buying rate was 360.00 drams and the lowest selling rate was 362.50 drams. For cash euros, the top buying rate was also 402.50 drams and the lowest selling rate was 408.00 drams, while for rubles the highest buying rate was 4.03 drams and the lowest selling rate was 4.24 drams.
Data published by partner banks show that Acba bank set cash dollar rates at 359.50 drams for buying and 363.50 drams for selling, while Ameriabank posted 359.50 and 364.50 drams. Converse Bank and IDBank kept their cash dollar selling rates at 364.00 drams.
For the euro, the visible data show a cash selling rate of 411.00 drams at Acba bank, 414.00 drams at Ameriabank, and 411.50 drams at Inecobank. For the ruble, Converse Bank’s non-cash buying rate reached 4.18 drams, while the lowest visible cash selling rate in the published partner-bank list was 4.31 drams.
