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Bulgaria sells 43.5 mln euro in 7.5-yr T-notes

Sep 26, 2017, 10:50:34 AMArticle by Ivaylo Mihaylov
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September 26 (SeeNews) - Bulgaria's finance ministry said it raised 85 million levs ($51.5 million/43.5 million euro) through a new isuue of 7.5-year fixed-rate Treasury notes at an auction, which produced an average annual weighted yield of 0.69%.

Bulgaria sells 43.5 mln euro in 7.5-yr T-notes
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Primary dealers placed orders worth 286.4 million levs, which corresponds to a bid-to-cover ratio of 3.37, the ministry said in a statement late on Monday.

"The spread to the 10-year German Bunds in this segment is 63 basis points," it noted.

The issue bears a coupon of 0.8%, payable semi-annually with the last one due at maturity on March 27, 2025 together with the principal, the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) said in a separate statement.

The average weighted price of the bids in the auction was 99.48 levs for a par value of 100 levs, while that of the approved bids was 100.79 levs, it added.

Details follow:

7.5-yr t-notes
Auction date September 25
Amount offered (mln levs) 85
Amount sold (mln levs) 85
Total bids placed (mln levs) 286.4
Bid-to-cover ratio 3.37
Lowest yield 0.57%
Highest yield 0.75%
Average weighted yield 0.69%

Source: BNB

(1 euro = 1.95583 levs)

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