The Central Bank of Armenia has published its official exchange rates for October 14. According to the regulator, the U.S. dollar fell by 0.3 drams to 361.43 drams, while the euro slipped by 0.27 drams to 404.4 drams. The Russian ruble also weakened, down 0.0206 drams to 4.302 drams.
The Swiss franc declined by 0.93 drams to 433.58 drams, the central bank said, while the British pound rose by 0.32 drams to 479.36 drams. The Georgian lari dropped by 0.33 drams to 139.01 drams.
Among other currencies, the Iranian rial fell by 0.00025 drams to 0.020078 drams per 100 rials. The Indian rupee gained 0.0055 drams to 3.8033 drams, the UAE dirham lost 0.074 drams to 98.41 drams, and the Chinese yuan was down 0.042 drams at 53.998 drams.
The Japanese yen declined by 0.068 drams to 22.812 drams, while the Hong Kong dollar fell by 0.037 drams to 46.054 drams. The Kazakh tenge was set at 8.0017 drams per 10 tenge, down 0.062 drams from the previous level, and the Kyrgyz som edged down by 0.0034 drams to 4.1319 drams. The Belarusian ruble stood at 120.08 drams, down 0.07 drams.
In precious metals, the reference price of gold dropped by 68 drams to 48,451.00 drams. Silver also declined, falling by 5.41 drams to 699.65 drams.
