Demand at Deposit Auction of Central Bank Exceeded 101.5 Million Manat
At the deposit auction of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan, demand exceeded the supply by AZN 101.5 million.
The Central Bank attracted AZN 200 million at the deposit auction with a demand of AZN 301.5 million.
The funds were raised for a period of 14 days, at an average weighted rate of 14.53%.
Since June 2016, the Central Bank has started holding deposit auctions.
According to international practice, the main purpose of deposit auctions is sterilization of the money supply. During the deposit auctions, the Central Bank accepts deposits of commercial banks for placement. -----71D
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