Over 14 billion USD mobilised through G-bond auctions at HNX in 2020
Nearly 324 trillion VND (over 14 billion USD) was mobilised through G-bond auctions at the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) in 2020, accounting for 108 percent of the set plan.
An auction held at the Hanoi Stock Exchange (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Nearly 324 trillion VND (over 14 billion USD) wasmobilised through G-bond auctions at the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) in 2020,accounting for 108 percent of the set plan.
The average trading value reached 10.27 trillion VND per session, ayear-on-year surge of 13.73 percent.
As of December 31, the total value of listed G-bonds was estimated at more than1.35 quadrillion VND, up 17.29 percent from the same time last year.
In December, G-bond transactions on the HNX saw robust developments in bothprimary and secondary markets.
In the primary market, some 52.98 trillion VND was raisedfrom 25 auctions in December, up 43.6 percent from the previous month. Of thetotal, 43.6 trillion VND was mobilised for the State Treasury of Vietnam, 6.9trillion VND for the Vietnam Development Bank, and over 2.47 trillion VND forthe Vietnam Bank for Social Policies.
Meanwhile, in the secondary market, the average trading value per sessionreached over 14 trillion VND, the highest recorded in 2020.
The total volume of bonds in outright trading amounted to 1.93 billion, worth213.7 trillion VND, or 30.38 percent higher than the previous month’s value.Trading volume through repurchase agreements (repos) was more than 1 billionbonds, valued at over 108.9 trillion VND, accounting for 33.76 percent of thetotal transaction value in the market.
There was no repos transaction made by foreign players, while they made outrighttrading worth over 3.6 trillion VND in buying value, and 2.41 trillion VND inselling value.
In December, foreign investors net bought 1.21 trillion VND, the largest amountin the year. During January-December, they bought a total net value of 3.95trillion VND./.
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.
More than 1 trillion VND (43 million USD) was raised through 11 auctions of shares held by State-owned enterprises on the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) in the first 10 months of 2020.
A total of 42.3 million State shares sold from January-October fetched nearly 1.04 trillion VND (44.75 million USD), according to the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX).
The value of corporate bonds issued in October was 9.5 trillion VND (409 million USD), down 12.8 percent from September, according to the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX).
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An auction held at the Hanoi Stock Exchange (Photo: VNA) 
