Romania: Finance Ministry Raises RON1.7B From Banks On August (...)

August 4, 2022

Finance Ministry Raises RON1.7B From Banks On August 4
Aug 4, 2022

Finance Ministry Raises RON1.7B From Banks On August 4.

Romania's finance ministry raised RON1.7 billion on Thursday (August 4) from banks via two government paper auctions at annual average yields of 8.36% and 7.97%.

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