BUCHAREST: Romania’s finance ministry aims to sell domestic treasury bonds and bills worth roughly 6.78 billion lei ($1.47 billion) in April, including 780 million lei at non-competitive tenders, it said on Friday.
The ministry has scheduled 12 bond tenders in April with residual maturities ranging from 1.7 to 13.9 years and two auctions for seven-month and one-year treasury bills.
Romania has sold more than a planned 28.5 billion lei worth of domestic debt so far this year, and has tapped $4 billion worth of Jan. 2029 and Jan 2034 paper from foreign markets, as well as 4 billion euros of March 2031 Eurobonds and Feb. 2036 green bonds.
The ministry has scheduled 12 bond tenders in April with residual maturities ranging from 1.7 to 13.9 years and two auctions for seven-month and one-year treasury bills.
Romania has sold more than a planned 28.5 billion lei worth of domestic debt so far this year, and has tapped $4 billion worth of Jan. 2029 and Jan 2034 paper from foreign markets, as well as 4 billion euros of March 2031 Eurobonds and Feb. 2036 green bonds.