
Another attempt by the Ministry of Finance on placement of T-bills was unsuccessful
Baku Stock Exchange on November 8 this year put up for auction short-term bonds (T-bills) series AZ0102037360.
According to the message exchange, because of the lack of bids from investors accommodations were declared invalid.
Recall that a similar fate befell the previous few placements. -15D -
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- Markets Review
- 14 November 2012 07:00
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- Economics
- 14 November 2012 10:54
Economics
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