Commercial banks acquired nearly $50 million on the interbank market over the week

From June 16 to June 20, commercial banks purchased US$49.88 million on the interbank currency market, according to daily statistics from the National Bank.

The largest volume was accounted for by transactions with settlements on a date other than the date of conclusion — $30.15 million. The remaining $19.73 million was purchased with settlements on the day of the transaction.

The most active day of the week was Monday, June 16, when banks purchased $13.8 million. The minimum trading volume was recorded on Friday, June 20, at $5.68 million.

The weighted average exchange rate of the dollar remained at 87.45 KGS throughout the week, both at the opening and closing of trading.