Banks in Armenia updated their foreign exchange rates as of 10:50 a.m. on September 15. The published data show the most competitive buying and selling rates for the US dollar, euro and Russian ruble in both non-cash and cash transactions.
In non-cash operations, the highest buying rate for the US dollar stood at 362.00 drams, while the lowest selling rate was 364.00 drams. For the euro, the top buying rate reached 416.00 drams and the lowest selling rate was 421.00 drams. For the Russian ruble, the highest non-cash buying rate was 4.24 drams and the lowest selling rate was 4.30 drams.
In the cash market, the highest buying rate for the US dollar also came in at 362.00 drams, with the lowest selling rate at 364.00 drams. The highest cash euro buying rate was 416.00 drams, while the lowest selling rate was 421.00 drams. The highest cash ruble buying rate stood at 4.16 drams, and the lowest selling rate was 4.25 drams.
Among the partner banks, Ֆասթ բանկ posted the strongest dollar quotes in both cash and non-cash business, offering a buying rate of 362.00 drams and a selling rate of 364.00 drams. The same bank also set the market’s highest euro buying rate at 416.00 drams and the lowest euro selling rate at 421.00 drams.
In ruble trading, the highest non-cash buying rate, 4.24 drams, was recorded at ԷվոկաԲանկ. In the cash segment, the top buying rate of 4.16 drams was set by several banks, including Ակբա բանկ, ՎՏԲ-Հայաստան բանկ and ԷվոկաԲանկ. The lowest cash selling rate for the ruble was 4.25 drams, while the lowest non-cash selling rate was 4.30 drams.
Individual bank data indicate that most rate changes were modest. At Ամերիաբանկ, cash dollar buying and selling rates stood at 361.00 and 366.00 drams. At Կոնվերս բանկ, non-cash dollar rates were 361.50 and 365.50 drams. At ԱյԴի բանկ, the cash euro selling rate was set at 425.50 drams.
At Բիբլոս Բանկ Արմենիա, the Russian ruble buying rate remained at 3.10 drams for both cash and non-cash transactions, while the selling rate was 4.56 drams. At ԱրարատԲանկ, the non-cash dollar selling rate was 366.00 drams, while at ՎՏԲ-Հայաստան բանկ, cash euros were sold at 422.00 drams.
The figures reflect the morning pricing across Armenia’s banking market. The data are valid as of 10:50 a.m. on September 15 and may change later in the day depending on bank pricing decisions and market conditions.
