Georgia's c.bank buys $20 mln at currency auction on Thursday
TBILISI, April 21 (Reuters) - Georgia's central bank bought $20 million at a currency auction on Thursday amid a strengthening of the national currency.
The central bank sold $60 million on the foreign exchange market in January to support the ailing lari currency and hadn't carried out interventions in February. It bought $15 million at two currency auctions in March and another $20 million at two auctions earlier this month amid a strengthening of the lari.
(Reporting by Margarita Antidze; Editing by Vladimir Soldatkin)
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