The Central Bank of Armenia has published its official exchange rates for September 25, showing gains in the US dollar and euro, while gold and silver prices moved lower.
According to the regulator, the US dollar (USD) rose by 0.14 drams to 363.52 drams. The Russian ruble (RUR) also increased, adding 0.0405 drams to reach 4.3127 drams.
The euro (EUR) climbed by 1.03 drams to 414.34 drams. At the same time, the Swiss franc (CHF) fell by 0.84 drams to 438.4 drams, while the British pound (GBP) gained 0.73 drams to stand at 481.45 drams.
Among regional and Asian currencies, the Georgian lari (GEL) rose by 0.66 drams to 139.55 drams. The Iranian rial (IRR) slipped by 0.00028 drams to 0.021305 drams per 100 rials. The Indian rupee (INR) increased by 0.0021 drams to 3.7909 drams, and the UAE dirham (AED) added 0.038 drams to 98.976 drams.
The Chinese yuan (CNY) rose by 0.021 drams to 54.152 drams. The Japanese yen (JPY) gained 0.137 drams to 23.029 drams, while the Hong Kong dollar (HKD) edged up by 0.011 drams to 46.345 drams.
Meanwhile, the Kazakh tenge (KZT) fell by 0.0168 drams to 8.2074 drams per 10 tenge. The Kyrgyz som (KGS) rose by 0.0018 drams to 4.1557 drams, while the Belarusian ruble (BYN) declined by 0.39 drams to 119.91 drams.
In precious metals, gold (XAU) fell by 192 drams to 49,863.00 drams, while silver (XAG) dropped by 18.46 drams to 743.09 drams.
