CBA’s Latest Exchange Rates: Dollar at AMD 360.50, Euro at AMD 403.90

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Analysis of the CBA’s latest exchange rates with dollar, euro and ruble indicators against Yerevan and Mount Ararat

Summary. On the morning of 3 November 2026, the Central Bank of Armenia’s latest available official row, dated 2 November, showed one US dollar at AMD 360.50, one euro at AMD 403.90 and one Russian ruble at AMD 4.4452. Compared with 30 October, the dollar and euro rose by AMD 0.36 and AMD 0.54 respectively, while the ruble fell by AMD 0.0402, or about 0.9%.

Publication date: 3 November 2026.
Data checked: 3 November 2026 at 09:20 Asia/Yerevan. The latest CBA row available at that time was dated 2 November 2026.

Latest official figures

  • USD: AMD 360.50, daily change +AMD 0.36, or about +0.10%.
  • EUR: AMD 403.90, daily change +AMD 0.54, or about +0.13%.
  • RUB: AMD 4.4452, daily change −AMD 0.0402, or about −0.90%.

The calculation compares 2 November with the previous business day, 30 October. Against 28 October, the date of our previous quick FX update, the dollar is virtually unchanged at −AMD 0.01, the euro is up AMD 2.94 or about 0.73%, and the ruble is down AMD 0.0302 or about 0.67%.

What this means for readers

At the CBA average rates, USD 1,000 corresponds arithmetically to AMD 360,500, EUR 1,000 to AMD 403,900, and RUB 100,000 to AMD 444,520. The amount actually paid or received will differ because banks and exchange offices set separate buy and sell rates and apply a spread.

If you have an upcoming foreign-currency payment, compare not only the CBA figure but also your bank’s live selling rate and any fee. A one-day move is not enough to predict the next direction of an exchange rate.

Why the CBA rate may differ from a bank quote

The CBA publishes average rates formed in the foreign-exchange market. The US dollar rate is calculated from purchase and sale transactions in Armenia’s FX market, while other currencies may be derived through cross-rates. It is an informational average, not a mandatory retail price for banks or exchange offices.

Conclusion

Among the three currencies reviewed, the ruble posted the largest relative one-business-day move, falling by about 0.9%. The dollar remained around AMD 360, while the euro rose to AMD 403.90. Before exchanging money, check the specific bank’s buy/sell quote and the total cost.

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Category: Quick financial news. Tags: CBA, exchange rate, US dollar, euro, ruble, Armenian dram. This article is informational and is not personal financial or investment advice.