– The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) auctioned treasury bills (T-bills) totaling EGP 45 billion through two issues, with the first issue valued at EGP 25 billion maturing in 182 days on 24 December this year, and the second tranche valued at EGP 20 billion maturing in 364 days on 24 June 2025.
– The CBE also offered treasury bonds (T-bonds) valued at EGP 2.50 billion through a single tranche with a three-year maturity date set for 4 June 2027.
– The central bank resumed operations this morning following the Eid El-Adha holiday, which was observed from 15 June to 20 June, after announcing T-bills and zero-coupon T-bonds across three tranches on 13 June.
The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) auctioned treasury bills (T-bills) totaling EGP 45 billion through two issues on Sunday, the first day after the Fitr Feast vacation.
The first issue, valued at EGP 25 billion, will mature in 182 days on 24 December this year. The second tranche, with a 364-day tenor until 24 June 2025, was valued at EGP 20 billion.
Additionally, the CBE offered treasury bonds (T-bonds) valued at EGP 2.50 billion through a single tranche, maturing in three years on 4 June 2027.
The central bank resumed operations following the Eid El-Adha holiday, which took place from 15 June to 20 June.
On 13 June, the financial authority announced T-bills and zero-coupon T-bonds across three tranches.The central bank resumed operations following the Eid El-Adha holiday, which took place from 15 June to 20 June.
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