Demand for the issue stood at RON1.1 billion. Romania last sold April 2019 bonds in June, at an average accepted yield of 1.9%.
The ministry plans to raise an additional RON75 million on Tuesday, in a supplementary, non-competitive tender.
Romania's finance ministry on Monday sold a planned 500 million lei (EUR111.35 million) worth of treasury bonds maturing in April 2019 at an average yield of 1.65%, central bank data showed.