Results 1 - 17 from 17 for "treasury bonds"
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Finance Ministry Raises RON1.28B From Banks On August 1
08.01.2022
Romania's finance ministry raised RON1.3 billion on Monday (August 1) from banks via two government paper auctions at annual average yields of 8.20% and 8.22%. more
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Romania Raises RON817M Selling Treasury Bills And Bonds
03.10.2022
Romania's finance ministry on Thursday (March 10) raised RON817 million (EUR165.3 million), selling treasury bills and bonds maturing in April 2022 and July 2029, at annual average yields of 4.38% and more
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Romania Raises RON755M Via Two Bond Issues
02.17.2022
Romania's finance ministry on Thursday (Feb 17) raised RON755 million (EUR152.7 million) selling treasury bills and bonds maturing in September 2022 and June 2026, at annual average yields of 3.97% more
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Romania Sells RON100M of July 2027 Bonds at 4.21% Average Yield
11.09.2015
Romania's finance ministry Monday sold a planned 100 million lei (EUR22.47 million) worth of treasury bonds maturing in July 2027, at an average yield of 4.21%, central bank data showed. more
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Romania Plans To Raise RON3.5B In State Paper Sales In September
08.31.2015
Romania's finance ministry plans to raise at least RON3.5 billion (EUR790 million) in state paper auctions in September, higher than RON2.3 billion in August. more
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Romania Sells RON300M of 3-Year Bonds at 2.22% Average Yield
08.27.2015
Romania's finance ministry Thursday sold a planned 300 million lei (EUR67.7 million) worth of three-year treasury bonds at an average yield of 2.22%, central bank data showed. more
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Romania Sells RON249.4M In 10-Year Bonds, Yield Up To 3.26%
08.10.2015
Romania’s Finance Ministry on Monday raised a lower-than-planned 249.4 million lei (EUR56.5 million) in a reopening of a ten-year bond due June 2021, with the average yield rising to 3.26% a year. more
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Mutual Funds Financed Romania’s Budget Deficit By Over RON6B
10.18.2013
Mutual funds financed Romania’s budget deficit by purchasing treasury bonds worth more than 6 billion lei (EUR1.35 billion), which translates into almost half of RON12.5 billion worth of assets they more
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Why Romania’s Treasury Doesn’t Borrow From Households
01.30.2013
After four years of crisis marked by several occasions when it was at the banks’ mercy, the Finance Ministry continues to say “no” to gathering funds from the population, which could be a source more
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Florin Georgescu Leaves FinMin Forex Reserve Almost As He Found It: At EUR4.4B
12.26.2012
The Finance Ministry has a foreign currency liquidity reserve of EUR4.4 billion, only EUR200 million more than on May 8, when Florin Georgescu, the suspended first deputy governor of central bank, more
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Political Instability May Cost Romania EUR1 Million A Day Because Of Higher Interest Rates
07.06.2012
The persistence of political turmoil affects Romania’s perception by foreign investors and may lead to higher borrowing costs, which in turn will have a significant impact on the spending on the more
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Banks Want Longer Maturities On Bonds, Transparency From The New Treasury Head
02.23.2012
Longer maturities on government bonds, a clear bond issuing calendar for the whole year, as well as sticking to the amounts in the issuing prospectus are the main recommendations of analysts for the more
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Romania Sells RON1.48B 2-Year Bonds At 6.87% Average Yield
01.05.2012
Romania’s Finance Ministry on Thursday sold two-year bonds worth 1.48 billion lei (EUR342 million), double the planned amount, in the first debt sale of the year, at an yield slightly lower than at more
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Romania Plans 15-Year Bond On Local Market, Roadshows On Foreign Markets
12.27.2011
Romania’s Finance Ministry negotiates issuing 15-year bonds on the domestic market, while planning two road-shows for foreign investors next year, state secretary Bogdan Dragoi said Tuesday. more
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Romania Sells RON180M 3-Year Bonds At 7.5% Average Yield
09.15.2011
Romania’s Finance Ministry on Thursday sold 180.1 million lei (roughly EUR42 million) in three-year bonds, well below the planned amount, while the average yield rose to 7.49% a year. more
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Attracted By High Yields, Foreign Investors Now Hold Over 15% Of Leu-Denominated Paper
07.07.2011
Foreign investors, mostly corporate entities, owned leu-denominated state paper worth nearly 9.2 billion lei (EUR2.2 billion), accounting for around 15% of the market volume. more
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Treasury Pressures Banks To Borrow On Longer-Term In Lei
05.31.2011
The Treasury is seeking to borrow on the longer term in lei in June, breaking with the tradition of putting up for sale six-month certificates, one of the most sought-after investments. more