Treasury mobilises more capital from Government bonds
Over 5.86 trillion VND (262.77 million USD) worth of Government bonds issued by the State Treasury were sold at an auction at the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) on May 24.
Hanoi (VNA) – Over 5.86 trillion VND (262.77 millionUSD) worth of Government bonds issued by the State Treasury were sold at anauction at the Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) on May 24.
The sale included 1.5 trillion VND (66.13 million USD) worthof five-year bonds with an interest rate of 5.03 percent per annum, 0.13percent lower than bonds of the same term sold in the previous auction on May17.
Similarly, 1.95 trillion VND (85.97 million USD) worth ofseven-year bonds sold at the auctionbear an interest rate of 5.35 percent, 0.09 percent per lower than those soldin the May 17 session.
Meanwhile, the sold 20-year bonds, worth a total 1.3 trillionVND (57.3 million USD) bear an interest rate of seven percent per annum, 0.09percent lower than the successful bid at the previous session on May 10.
The successful bids for 30-year bonds worth 1.115 billion VND(49.16 million USD) put the interest rate at 7.55 percent per annum, 0.09percent lower than those sold at the May 10 session.
Since early this year, the State Treasury has mobilised morethan 97.5 billion VND (4.3 billion USD) from the auction of G-bonds on theHNX.-VNA
Trading liquidity of the Government bond market may increase once the State Treasury of Vietnam is able to buy and sell bonds, a State Securities Commission (SSC) official said.
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Supervising the auction at the HNX (Source: VNA) 
