The ministry sought to sell between EUR1 billion and EUR1.5 billion at the auction. The initial price guidance was set at 3.99%, or 225 basis points over the midswap, banking sources told Mediafax.
Citigroup, Societe Generale, UniCredit and ING were bookrunners on the issue.
“With this issue, Romania has already met its projected foreign financing needs for 2014, eight months earlier than initially estimated,” the ministry said in a statement.
Romania last tapped international debt markets in January, when it sold U.S. dollar-denominated bonds worth $2 billion.
From the local market, the country has raised so far 12.57 billion lei (EUR2.81 billion) in leu-denominated paper and EUR678.7 million at three euro-denominated auctions. (EUR1=RON4.4646)