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“India’s $50M Treasury Bill Rollover Is a Testament to Brotherhood” – Maldives Government; “Maldives Will Always Be a Priority” – Indian High Commission

India has extended a $50 million Treasury Bill for the Maldives for another year, with the Maldives Foreign Minister thanking India for the assistance. The arrangement, facilitated through the State Bank of India, has been rolled over annually and interest-free since March 2019, according to the Indian High Commission.

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“India’s $50M Treasury Bill Rollover Is a Testament to Brotherhood” – Maldives Government; “Maldives Will Always Be a Priority” – Indian High Commission

$50 million Treasury Bill extended to Maldives

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  • $50 million Treasury Bill extended to Maldives The Standard India has extended a $50 million Treasury Bill for another year, reinforcing the enduring partnership between the two nations.

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  • March 2019 Start of India's Treasury Bill subscription arrangement for Maldives The Standard Since March 2019, India has been facilitating the subscription of such Treasury Bills by SBI, rolling them over annually, interest-free, to support the Maldivian government.

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