Jan 21,2015 (LBO) – Sri Lanka's Central Bank re-issue of 10,000 million rupees maturing Treasury bills was oversubscribed with bids amounting to 27,545 million rupees being received, the bank said.
It was decided to accept 10,891 million rupees from the auction.
The 12-month yield increased to 6.05 percent from 6.04 percent at the previous auction receiving 13,225 million rupees, data from the state debt office showed. The bank accepted 3,204 million rupees.
6-month yield was also up at 5.90 percent from 5.89 and 3,658 million rupees were accepted.
The debt office which is part of the island's central bank offered 3-month short term bills for the auction at 5.80 percent and 4,029 million rupees were accepted.
It was decided to accept 10,891 million rupees from the auction.
The 12-month yield increased to 6.05 percent from 6.04 percent at the previous auction receiving 13,225 million rupees, data from the state debt office showed. The bank accepted 3,204 million rupees.
6-month yield was also up at 5.90 percent from 5.89 and 3,658 million rupees were accepted.
The debt office which is part of the island's central bank offered 3-month short term bills for the auction at 5.80 percent and 4,029 million rupees were accepted.
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