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Turkey borrows over $2.6B from domestic markets
The Turkish Treasury borrowed 18.5 billion Turkish liras ($2.6 billion) from domestic markets through an auction and lease certificates issuance on April 28.
Some 3.38 billion Turkish liras ($483 million) in two-year fixed coupon bonds (semiannually, re-opened, seventh issue) were up for auction that will be settled on Wednesday and mature on Oct. 20, 2021.
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Turkish Treasury borrows $1.5B through auctions
The Turkish Treasury borrowed 11 billion Turkish liras (nearly $1.5 billion) from domestic markets on April 27, said an official statement.
The Treasury and Finance Ministry announced that some 6 billion Turkish liras (about $858 million) five-month zero coupon treasury bill- re-open, 4th issuance- was sold in the first auction.
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State borrows 1.594bn lei from banks on Monday
The Ministry of Public Finance (MFP) borrowed 1.594 billion lei from banks on Monday, through a benchmark government bond issue, with a residual maturity of 36 months, at a yield average of 3.84pct per year, according to data released by the National Bank of Romania (BNR). The nominal value of Monday's issue was 300 million lei, and the banks subscribed 1.918 billion lei.
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Turkish Treasury borrows $1.6 bln through auction
The Turkish Treasury borrowed 11.2 billion Turkish liras ($1.6 billion) from domestic markets on April 21, said an official statement.
The Treasury and Finance Ministry announced that three-year CPI-indexed government bonds (fourth issue, semiannually) were sold in an auction.
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Turkish Treasury borrows $1.8B through auction
The Turkish Treasury borrowed nearly 12.6 billion Turkish liras (nearly $1.8 billion) from domestic markets on April 6.
Some 7.6 billion Turkish liras ($1.1 billion) in 14-month zero coupon Treasury bills- first issue- were sold in the first auction, the Treasury and Finance Ministry announced.
The Treasury bills will be settled on Wednesday and mature on June 9, 2021.
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Southern Europe bonds rally as ECB pushes boundaries with new plan
Southern European government bonds rallied on Thursday, with yields on Italian and Greek debt tumbling after the European Central Bank announced the terms of its 750 billion euro bond-buying scheme to limit the impact of the coronavirus crisis.
Turkish Treasury borrows $727 mln from domestic markets
The Turkish Treasury borrowed 4.8 billion Turkish liras (nearly $727 million) from domestic markets on March 23, the Treasury and Finance Ministry announced.
The ministry re-issued a fixed coupon government bond with a maturity of two years (574 days) and a 6.9 percent coupon payment every six months.
Turkish Treasury borrows $1.7 bln from domestic markets
The Turkish Treasury borrowed 10.6 billion Turkish liras ($1.72 billion) from domestic markets this week, the Treasury and Finance Ministry announced on March 10.
Some 2.88 billion Turkish liras ($467.5 million) in five-year CPI indexed Treasury bills - reopen, semiannually, second issue - were sold in an auction on March 10.
Turkish Treasury borrows over $1 bln from domestic markets
The Turkish Treasury borrowed 6.32 billion Turkish Liras ($1.04 billion) from domestic markets this week, the Treasury and Finance Ministry announced.
Some 3.26 billion Turkish liras ($532.05 million) in two-year fixed coupon rate Treasury bills - reopen, semiannually, fifth issue - were sold in an auction on Feb. 24.
Greek bonds can maintain their momentum
Greek government bonds are continuing their impressive performance, and are at the top of many international firms' investment lists. They have extended their strong rally that last week brought yields to new historic lows as that of the benchmark 10-year paper dropped to just 1.05 percentage points at Friday's closing.
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