The Financial Markets Supervision Authority (FIMSA) registered 500,000 short-term notes at a face value of 100 manat each. The maturity of the notes is 28 days.
Earlier in March, FIMSA registered short-term notes of the Central Bank for a total of AZN 100 million. In February, FIMSA registered 1 million 500 thousand short-term notes of the Central Bank at a nominal value of 100 manat each.
Note that short-term notes are issued within the framework of anti-inflation measures. In addition, for the sterilization of money, the Central Bank, starting in June 2016, holds a deposit auction every week. -----71D
Economics
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