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Nearly 2.7 trillion VND raised via G-bonds this week

The State Treasury of Vietnam raised nearly 2.7 trillion VND (116.1 million USD) via a G-bond auction this week.
Nearly 2.7 trillion VND raised via G-bonds this week ảnh 1Illustrative image (Source: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – The State Treasury ofVietnam raised nearly 2.7 trillion VND (116.1 million USD) via a G-bond auctionthis week.

Some 3 trillion VND worth of G-bonds were offered,including seven-year bonds valued at 500 billion VND (21.3 million USD),10-year bonds worth 1 trillion VND (42.6 million USD), 15-year bonds worth 1trillion VND, and 20-year bonds worth 500 billion VND.

Ten bidders purchased 10-year bonds worth 942 billionVND (40.1 million USD) with an annual interest rate of 4.67 percent, 0.02percent lower than that of the May 29 auction.

The 15-year bond auction attracted seven biddersraising 1 trillion VND with an annual interest rate of 5.03 percent, 0.01 percentlower than that of the previous auction on May 29.

The 20-year bonds were bought by 12 bidders witha total value of 500 billion VND and an annual interest rate of 5.63 percent,0.05 percent lower than that of the May 22 auction.

At theauxiliary auction for 20-year bonds, seven bidders purchased an additional 250billion VND worth of the bonds with an interest rate of 5.63 percent per annum.

Since the beginning of 2019, the State Treasuryhas mobilised over 96.67 trillion VND (4.12 billion USD) through G-bondauctions on the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX).-VNA
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