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Finance Ministry raises RON 150 ml from banks in addition to Monday's bidding session

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Finance Ministry raises RON 150 ml from banks in addition to Monday's bidding session

raised on Tuesday RON 150 million from banks in addition to the RON 1,753 billion borrowed at Monday's bidding session through two benchmark government bond issues with a yield of 6.03 and 6.37 ppa, respectively.

The face value of both additional issues was RON 75 million, and banks submitted bids worth RON 265 million and RON 255 million.

has planned to borrow this January RON 5.6 billion from commercial banks, to which another RON 720 million could add through additional non-competitive bids related to the bond auctions.

The total amount…

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