The average yield was 5.1%, unchanged from Monday, when the ministry sold RON440.3 million of five-year paper.
The ministry had planned to sell debt in local currency worth RON4.06 billion in February, but it only raised around RON1.9 billion because of weak demand.
Also in February, the ministry sold a planned EUR200 million in a reopening of its January 2019-dated Eurobond, at an average yield of 3.3% a year.
So far in 2014, Romania sold RON6.74 billion in leu-denominated notes and EUR478.7 million at two euro-denominated auctions on the local market. The ministry also tapped international markets for $2 billion at a two-part U.S. dollar bond issue in January. (EUR1=RON4.5173)