The Ministry of Finance offered treasury bills worth MVR 2.9 billion for sale to cover state expenditure, split across 27-day, 103-day, 181-day and 363-day maturities, with average yields ranging from 3.50 percent to 4.60 percent. T-bills are issued weekly to meet the state's cash flow requirements, with new issues often covering settlements of previous ones.
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Treasury bills worth MVR 2.9 billion have been offered for sale to cover state expenditure.
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The Ministry of Finance’s offer includes MVR 1.8 billion worth of 27-day T-bills and MVR 165 million in T-bills with a 103-day maturity period.
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The Ministry of Finance’s offer includes MVR 1.8 billion worth of 27-day T-bills and MVR 165 million in T-bills with a 103-day maturity period.
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MVR 119 million with a maturity of 181 days
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MVR 829.9 million maturing in 363 days.
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The average yield on the T-bills ranges from 3.50 percent to 4.60 percent.
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