Post by corrupteire on Oct 17, 2012 6:46:45 GMT -5
THE NATIONAL TREASURY Management Agency has announced that Ireland will return to the bond markets again this week to issue another round of short-term debt on Thursday.
The agency responsible for managing Ireland’s national debt said there will be €500 million in short-term bills on offer, a similar set-up to the successful sale undertaken last month.
The Treasury Bills have a three-month maturity and the Government will be hoping to see a further fall in the cost of borrowing. When last issued on 13 September, the interest rate on the short-term bonds was 0.70 per cent. This was a significant decrease on the yield of 1.8 per cent seen during an auction in July, the first since the EU/IMF intervention.
A separate round of bond activity, where Ireland raised €4.19 billion in longer-term loans followed later in July.
businessetc.thejournal.ie/bond-auction-ireland-636961-Oct2012/
www.corrupteire.blogspot.ie/2012/10/ireland-to-raise-500-million-on-bond.html
The agency responsible for managing Ireland’s national debt said there will be €500 million in short-term bills on offer, a similar set-up to the successful sale undertaken last month.
The Treasury Bills have a three-month maturity and the Government will be hoping to see a further fall in the cost of borrowing. When last issued on 13 September, the interest rate on the short-term bonds was 0.70 per cent. This was a significant decrease on the yield of 1.8 per cent seen during an auction in July, the first since the EU/IMF intervention.
A separate round of bond activity, where Ireland raised €4.19 billion in longer-term loans followed later in July.
businessetc.thejournal.ie/bond-auction-ireland-636961-Oct2012/
www.corrupteire.blogspot.ie/2012/10/ireland-to-raise-500-million-on-bond.html