ECONOMYNEXT - Sri Lanka's Treasury bill yields eased at Wednesday's action with the 12-month yield falling 21 basis points to 10.99 percent, the state debt office said.
The debt office, which is a unit of the Central Bank, offered 7 billion rupees of 60month bills and accepted 4,705 million dollars of bids at a weighted average yield of 9.95 percent down from 9.99 percent on December 19.
The debt office offered 8.5 billion rupees of 12-month bills and accepted 10,795 million rupees of bids.
There were no sales of 3-month bills. (Colombo/Jan02/2018)
The debt office, which is a unit of the Central Bank, offered 7 billion rupees of 60month bills and accepted 4,705 million dollars of bids at a weighted average yield of 9.95 percent down from 9.99 percent on December 19.
The debt office offered 8.5 billion rupees of 12-month bills and accepted 10,795 million rupees of bids.
There were no sales of 3-month bills. (Colombo/Jan02/2018)
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