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Romania Sells RON400M 5-Year Bonds; Yield Falls To 5.5%
Romania’s Finance Ministry on Thursday sold a planned 400 million lei (EUR90.3 million) of five years bonds, at an average yield of 5.5% a year, lower than at the previous auction.
Romania Plans To Sell RON2.5B, EUR200M Paper In April
Romania’s Finance Ministry plans to sell state paper worth 2.5 billion lei (EUR566 million) in April, down below RON3 billion raised a month earlier, but it added an auction for euro-denomin...
Romania Sells RON500M 10-Year Bonds; Yield Rises To 5.81%
Romania’s Finance Ministry on Thursday sold a planned 500 million lei (EUR113 million) in 10-year treasury bonds, but the average yield rose to 5.81% a year, from a record low of 5.71% a yea...
Romania Sells Debt Worth RON1B At Two Auctions
Romania’s Finance Ministry sold debt worth 1 billion lei (EUR226 million) at two auctions Monday, in line with the initial target, with yields continuing a downward trend started in late 201...
Romania Sells RON500M 2-Year Bonds At 5.18% Yield
Romania’s Finance Ministry sold a planned 500 million lei (EUR113.7 million) at a two-year bond auction Thursday, at an average annual yield of 5.18% a year, lower than at the previous tende...
Romania Sells RON500M 1-Year Bills At 5.29% Average Yield
Romania’s Finance Ministry on Monday sold a planned 500 million lei (EUR114.5 million) in one-year treasury bills, at an average yield of 5.29% a year, lower than at the previous auction.
Romania Sells RON500M Jan 2016 Bond; At 5.49% Average Yield
Romania’s Finance Ministry on Thursday reopened a four-year bond issue, attracting 500 million lei (EUR114.8 million), the same amount it has initially sought, at an average yield of 5.49% a...
Romania Plans To Sell RON3B Debt In March
The Romanian Finance Ministry plans to sell state treasuries worth 3 billion lei (EUR686 million) in March, below the RON4 billion raised in the previous month, according to an announcement...
Romania Runs RON1B Budget Surplus In January
Romania’s consolidated budget posted a surplus of 1 billion lei (EUR228 million) in January, equal to 0.17% of the gross domestic product, Finance Ministry data showed Monday.