The Central Bank of Armenia published its official rates for November 13, showing a slight increase in the US dollar. The dollar rose by 0.03 drams to 360.54 drams, while the Russian ruble gained 0.0375 drams to 4.3927 drams.
The euro moved lower, falling by 1.62 drams to 398.4 drams. The Swiss franc declined by 3.07 drams to 430.5 drams, and the British pound slipped by 1.73 drams to 476.81 drams.
Among other currencies, the Georgian lari edged down by 0.01 drams to 138.94 drams. The Iranian rial was set at 0.018844 drams per 100 rials, the Indian rupee at 3.8274 drams, the UAE dirham at 98.168 drams, and the Chinese yuan at 54.038 drams.
CB data also showed the Japanese yen at 22.549 drams, the Hong Kong dollar at 45.952 drams, the Kazakhstani tenge at 8.1071 drams per 10 tenge, and the Kyrgyzstani som at 4.1221 drams. The Belarusian ruble increased to 120.08 drams.
In precious metals, gold fell by 1,663 drams to 44,862.00 drams, while silver dropped by 20.88 drams to 590.30 drams.
