Over 1.33 billion USD mobilised via G-bond auctions
A total 31 trillion VND (1.33 billion USD) was mobilised for the State Treasury through 15 Government bond auctions at the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) in October, falling 47 percent from the previous month.
A total 1.33 billion USD was mobilised for the State Treasury through 15 Government bond auctions at the HNX in October. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – A total 31 trillion VND (1.33 billion USD) wasmobilised for the State Treasury through 15 Government bond auctions at theHanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) in October, falling 47 percent from the previousmonth.
Some 74.4 percent of bidders won and interest rates of bonds fell in all terms,ranging from 0.13 percent to 0.24 percent a year.
On the secondary G-bond market, average trading volume reached over 10.8trillion VND per auction, up 15.6 percent month-on-month. Transacted volumesthrough repurchasing agreements (repos) accounted for 25.24 percent of thetotal trading value in the market.
Total outright purchases of G-bonds in October topped over 1.65 billion, valuedat more than 178.6 trillion VND, up 31 percent in value as compared to theprevious month.
The Government bond volume via repos exceeded 535 million, or more than 60.3trillion VND, increasing 11.5 percent in value from September.
Foreign players made outright purchases of more than 3.42 trillion VND,outright sales of over 2.98 trillion VND, and repos sales of over 99.4 billionVND. In October, foreign investors were net sellers to the tune of 336 billionVND on the northern bourse.
As of October 30, G-bonds worth some 1.3 quadrillion VND were listed on theHNX./.
Some 7.646 trillion VND (329.8 million USD) was mobilised for the State Treasury through a Government bond auction at the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) on October 7.
Some 8.295 trillion VND (357.9 million USD) was mobilised for the State Treasury through a Government bond auction at the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) on October 14.
Private corporate bonds raised in September dived from the previous month after a decree took effect to tighten the issuance on the corporate bond market.
A total of 4.87 trillion VND (approximately 210 million USD) was mobilised for the State Treasury through a Government bond auction at the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) on October 28.
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A total 1.33 billion USD was mobilised for the State Treasury through 15 Government bond auctions at the HNX in October. (Photo: VNA) 
