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Flat Out

Author lbostgadmin | Posted on February 17, 2004 | Money

Treasury bond yields for two-year papers remained flat, despite Mondays auction being oversubscribed, the Central Bank said.
The bank offered Rs. 1 bn, but accepted only bids for Rs.
476 mn. The bank received offers for Rs.
2.766 bn. The coupon rate was 7.95 percent.rn

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