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    1. I don’t know what’s the cause, but I noticed and followed this some time ago.

      What I found was, every day you check, the price is stable. But once in a while, when you check, it suddenly shows the price of a few days ago as lower, when in fact it was stable when you checked it that day

    2. The central bank is controlling it heavily. A lot of resources are put to get it stable. If not, it will drop unimaginably low

    3. Mimus-Polyglottos on

      This is a typical form of currency pegging. You can also compare it with the USD/Saudi Rial or USD/Hong Kong Dollar. The Euro/Swiss Franc also used to be like this, but the SNB decided not to continue with it.

    4. force-is-strong on

      Hey there, there is no mistake – the price drops during weekends when the currency markets are closed for trading. This reflects the risk of exchanging USD/AMD while the markets are closed.

    5. The Mighty Dram was world’s best performing currency once! It just has to drop two zeros.

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