About 5.95 trillion VND (256.47 million USD) was mobilised for the State Treasury of Vietnam from the auction of Government bonds at the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) this week.
Almost 6 trillion VND is raised from the auction of Government bonds at the Hanoi Stock Exchange this week (Photo: baodauthau.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) – About 5.95 trillion VND (256.47million USD) was mobilised for the State Treasury of Vietnam from the auctionof Government bonds at the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) this week.
G-bonds worth a total of 4.5 trillion VND wereoffered, including 1 trillion VND of five-year bonds, 3 trillion VND of 10-yearbonds and 500 billion VND of 20-year bonds.
The auction of five-year bonds successfullyraised 1 trillion VND with an annual interest rate of 3.8 percent, down 0.02percent from the previous auction on January 16.
The State Treasury also raised 3 trillion VNDfrom bonds with 10-year maturity with an annual interest rate of 4.8 percent,down 0.04 percent from the previous auction.
Another 1.5 trillion VND worth of 10-year bondswith the same rate was mobilised in an auxiliary auction.
Meanwhile, 448.5 billion VND were mobilised forthe State Treasury through the auction of 20-year bonds. These bonds’ annualrate of 5.59 percent fell 0.01 percent from the last auction.
Since the beginning of 2019, the State Treasuryhas raised over 36.34 trillion VND through G-bond auctions at the Hanoi StockExchange.-VNA
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Almost 6 trillion VND is raised from the auction of Government bonds at the Hanoi Stock Exchange this week (Photo: baodauthau.vn) 
