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Yields Decreased on 182-day T-bills
T-bills yield volatility continues against the backdrop of the Ministry of Finance needs for cash. This week, the weighted average yield on 182-day T-bills fell from 18.57% to 15.84% per annum.
On 15 November, the Ministry of Finance placed T-bills of 19 million manat at face value on BSE with the volume of requests from investors in the amount of 33.4 million manat. From the sale of the T-bills 17.6 million manat was earned. The T-bills were purchased by eight investors. --08D
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