The Central Bank of Armenia has published its official exchange rates for September 11. According to the regulator, the US dollar fell by 0.61 drams to 363.28 drams, while the euro declined by 1.98 drams to 421.11 drams.
The Russian ruble, however, rose by 0.008 drams to 4.2971 drams. The Swiss franc dropped by 3.12 drams to 445.52 drams, and the British pound slipped by 1.99 drams to 490.61 drams.
Among regional and other currencies, the Georgian lari eased by 0.06 drams to 139.37 drams. The Iranian rial fell by 0.00003 drams to 0.026438 drams per 100 rials. The Indian rupee declined by 0.026 drams to 3.7951 drams, while the UAE dirham lost 0.166 drams to 98.906 drams.
The Chinese yuan fell by 0.095 drams to 54.155 drams. The Japanese yen declined by 0.021 drams to 23.597 drams, and the Hong Kong dollar dropped by 0.082 drams to 46.324 drams. The Kazakhstani tenge fell by 0.0241 drams to 8.0548 drams per 10 tenge, while the Kyrgyzstani som slipped by 0.0071 drams to 4.1524 drams.
At the same time, the Belarusian ruble gained 1.31 drams to reach 120.3 drams.
Prices for precious metals also moved lower. Gold fell by 664 drams to 50,987.00 drams, while silver declined by 7.67 drams to 767.47 drams.
