Bids equaled the offer, at RON75 million.
On Thursday, the ministry raised a planned RON500 million selling March 2022 bonds at an average accepted yield of 3.8%. It had last sold the paper in September 2017 at an average yield of 2.71%.
Romania's finance ministry on Friday raised an additional 75 million lei ( EUR16.17 million) selling treasury bonds maturing in March 2022 at a supplementary, non-competitive tender, central bank data showed.