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Early Leave

Author lbostgadmin | Posted on March 26, 2004 | Money

The Central Bank says it will issue Rs. 2 bn worth of treasury bills to the debt market as part of its borrowing programme for April.
Of the Rs. 33,371 bn worth of bills that are maturing, the bank has opted to re-issue only Rs. 29,371 mn worth of paper.rn

rnThe bank hopes to retire the balance Rs. 4 bn during the month.rn

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-LBO Newsdesk: LBOEmail@rn

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