Macedonias ministry of finance sells EUR 61.7mn of T-Bills.

By bne IntelliNews July 17, 2012
The ministry of finance said that it has sold MKD 3.8bn (EUR 61.7mn) of three-, and twelve-month T-Bills. According to ministry data, T-Bills with a total amount MKD 3.65bn are maturing today, July 18. Yesterday, the ministry offered and sold MKD 505.4mn of three-month T-Bills with EUR clause. The yield on the issue was 3.9%, unchanged from the previous auction held on July 3. The ministry also offered MKD 3.3bn of three-month T-Bills without foreign exchange clause. However, the demand totalled MKD 2.99bn and an amount equal to the demand was sold. The yield on the issue was 4%, unchanged from the auction held on July 3. The ministry also offered and sold MKD 300mn of 12-month T-Bills without foreign exchange clause. The yield on the issue was 4.75%, unchanged from the auction held on July 3.
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