Hanoi (VNA) - An auction of Government bonds on the Hanoi StockExchange (HNX) on June 17 raised 6.414 trillion VND (276.74 million USD) forthe State Treasury.
G-bonds worth 6.5 trillion VND were issued, with five-year bonds bringing in1.5 trillion VND, ten-year bonds 2.5 trillion VND, 15-year bonds 2 trillionVND, and those with a maturity of 20 years 500 billion VND.
Some 1.435 trillion VND worth of five-years bonds was mobilised at an annualinterest rate of 1.95 percent, 0.03 percent higher than at the previous auctionon June 10.
All the 10-year bonds were sold for 2.5 trillion VND with an annual interestrate of 3 percent, down 0.01 percent against the June 10 auction.
Besides, all the 15-year bonds were also sold for 2 trillion VND with an annualinterest rate of 3.15 percent, unchanged from the previous auction on June 10.
Meanwhile, 20-year bonds were sold at an annual interest rate of 3.45 percent,0.02 percent higher than at the previous auction on June 3 and raising 479billion VND for the State Treasury.
The State Treasury has collected 74.107 trillion VND via G-bond auctions at HNXso far this year./.
The State Treasury has raised over 43.5 trillion VND (1.89 billion USD) from Government bonds auctioned at the Hanoi Stock Exchange since the beginning of this year.
The State Treasury raised over 18.39 trillion VND (795.6 million USD) worth of Government bonds via 16 auctions on the Hanoi Stock Exchange in May, up 510 percent from last month.
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