According to data published by Armenian banks, as of 10:50 a.m. on October 5 the highest non-cash buying rate for the US dollar stood at 361.00 drams, while the lowest selling rate was 363.00 drams. Both figures were unchanged from the previous update.
For the euro, the highest non-cash buying rate was 408.00 drams and the lowest selling rate was 409.00 drams. The minimum selling quote fell by 1.00 dram. For the Russian ruble, the highest non-cash buying rate was 4.25 drams and the lowest selling rate was 4.34 drams, down by 0.02 and 0.01 drams respectively.
In the cash market, the highest US dollar buying rate was set at 360.50 drams, down 0.50 dram from the previous level, while the lowest selling rate remained at 363.00 drams. Cash euro quotations showed the highest buying rate at 408.00 drams and the lowest selling rate at 409.00 drams, with the selling quote down by 1.00 dram.
The highest cash buying rate for the Russian ruble stood at 4.10 drams, while the lowest selling rate was 4.30 drams. The buying quote declined by 0.01 dram and the minimum selling quote was unchanged.
The partner-bank data also include individual quotations from banks such as Acba bank, Ameriabank, Byblos Bank Armenia, Converse Bank, IDBank and Inecobank. Those listings likewise show lower offers for the euro and ruble in several cases, while most dollar quotes were unchanged.
