At Auction T-bills Placed at 2.51 Million Manat
Short-term government bonds (T-bills) Series AZ0102006399 in the amount of AZN 2.51 million were posted in the auction, which took place on May 7 at the Baku Stock Exchange (BSE).
The claimed amount of bonds was 3 million manat and the demand for them from one trader was exactly 2.51 mln at face value. The application was submitted with 99.53% (YTM 1.89%).
Cut-off price was set by the Ministry of Finance at the level of 99.53% (1.89%) and the weighted average.
Repayment of T-bills held August 6, 2013. - 15D -
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