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Federation of BiH borrows add​itional 50 Million BAM

Published November 18, 2020
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At today’s auction, the Federal Ministry of Finance, through the Sarajevo Stock Exchange, offered for sale 5,000 FBiH treasury bills with a nominal value of 10,000 BAM per one treasury bill with a maturity of six months.

The total amount of received bids is 97.51 million BAM, and the total amount of accepted bids is 50 million BAM. The highest accepted price was 100,000 with an interest rate of 0.00 percent, while the lowest accepted price was 99.9749 with an interest rate of 0.05%, Nezavisne Novine writes.

The weighted average accepted price was 99.9881 with an interest rate of 0.024%. The total amount of collected funds is 49,994,058 BAM.

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