QCB issues treasury bills worth QR1.75 billion
In a post on the X platform, QCB said that the treasury bills issued were distributed as follows: QR500 million for a 7-day term (New Issuance) at an interest rate of 4.610 percent, QR250 million for a 28-day term (Tap Issuance) at an interest rate of 4.620 percent, QR250 million for a 91-day term (Tap Issuance) at an interest rate of 4.516 percent, QR250 million for a 189-day term (Tap Issuance) at an interest rate of 4.385 percent, QR250 million for a 280-day term (Tap Issuance) at an interest rate of 4.289 percent, and QR250 million for a 364-day term (New Issuance) at an interest rate of 4.220 percent.
According to QCB, the total auction bids for the treasury bills amounted to QR5 billion.
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