Romania raises EUR83.5M selling Euro-Denominated Bonds on local market

Thursday, January 17, 2019

Romania's finance ministry on Wednesday raised EUR83.5% million selling December 2023 euro-denominated bonds on the local market at an average yield of 0.97%, central bank data showed. The ministry was seeking to raise EUR100 million and bids amounted to EUR132.2 million. Romania last sold euro-denominated December 2023 bonds in December 2018 at an average yield of ...

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Thursday, January 17, 2019

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