Borrowing continues – State sells five-year bonds worth 2.67 billion dinars at auction

The Republic of Serbia sold five-year government bonds worth 2.67 billion dinars at an auction on March 10, the Public Debt Administration announced.

As stated, the issue of five-year government bonds of the Republic of Serbia, which matures on July 30, 2030, was reopened yesterday, first issued on July 28, 2025. The issue volume amounted to 32,436,910,000 dinars, with a coupon rate of 4.500%.

The total volume of demand at the auction amounted to 2,932,540,000 dinars. 266,951 government bonds were sold, with a nominal value of 2,669,510,000.00 dinars, the statement says.

The government bonds were sold at a yield of 4.550% per annum, and mature on July 30, 2030. The coupon payment of 4.500% will be made annually, every July 30 until the maturity date.

Let us remind that this is just one in a series of government bond sales since the beginning of the year. The government also sold bonds at the end of January, as well as twice during February, the first time at the beginning of that month, and then in the middle of it. Before this, one sale was also organized in the first half of January.

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