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Serbia has borrowed another 84 million euros through a ten-year bond

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The Public Debt Administration announced that ten-year government bonds were sold, and that the volume of the auction amounted to 84 million euros. The total demand amounted to around 104.2 million euros.
One million government bonds, with a nominal value of 84 million euros, were sold.
Government bonds were sold at a yield rate of 2.5 percent on an annual level, and they are due for payment on February 8, 2028. The coupon will be paid annually every February 8 until the due date.
“These government bonds are consolidated and represent a single issue with bonds initially issued on February 6, 2018, ie additional bonds were sold with the same characteristics related to currency, coupon rate and maturity date,” the statement said.
The total volume of the issue of this bond, after consolidation, amounts to around 945 million euros, Nova Ekonomija reports.

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