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Romania Sells RON500M 3-Year Bonds At 3.57% Average Yield
Romania’s Finance Ministry on Tuesday raised a planned 500 million lei (EUR113 million) at a three-year bond auction, at similar yields compared with another sale earlier this month.
Romania’s Budget Turns To Surplus After First 9 Months
Romania’s government budget turned to surplus at the end of September, as spending took a dive in the first nine months, mainly due to lower allocations for public investments.
Romania Sells Debt Worth RON1.3B At Record Low Yields
Romania’s Finance Ministry sold debt worth a planned 1.3 billion lei (EUR294 million) in short-term notes at two auctions Monday, with the yields falling to record lows amid high demand.
Romania Sells RON300M In 5-Year Bonds, At 3.1% Average Yield
Romania’s Finance Ministry Monday raised a planned 300 million lei (EUR68 million) in a reopening of a five-year bond due June 2019, at an average yield of 3.09% a year, lower than at previo...
Romania Sells RON300M 10-Year Bonds At Lower Yields
Romania’s Finance Ministry on Thursday raised a planned 300 million lei (EUR67.7 million) in a reopening of its 10-year bond due June 2021, at an average of 3.7% a year, lower than at the pr...
Romania Sells RON200M Bonds At 2.54% Average Yield
Romania’s finance ministry Monday raised a planned 200 million lei (EUR45.5 million) in a reopening of its three-year bond due August 2016 at an average yield of 2.54%, lower than at the pre...
Romania Plans To Sell RON4B Treasuries In October
Romania’s Finance Ministry plans to sell state treasuries of almost 4 billion lei (EUR900 million) in October, up from RON2.2 billion raised a month earlier, the ministry said Thursday.
Romania Sells RON500M 6-Month T-Bills, As 2.55% Average Yield
The Romanian finance ministry Thursday sold a planned 500 million lei (EUR113.6 million) in six-month treasury bills, at an average yield of 2.55% a year, higher than at the previous auction...
Romania Raises RON30M In Non-competitive Bond Sale
Romania’s Finance Ministry on Tuesday raised a planned 30 million lei (EUR6.8 million) at a supplementary non-competitive tender for its February 2025-dated bond reopened yesterday.