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The Ministry of Finance borrowed 1.9 billion lei through government bonds, with average yields of 6.11% and 6.40%.

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9 February 2026, 16:14
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The Ministry of Finance (MF) borrowed over 1.9 billion lei from banks on Monday through two issues of government bonds, according to data from the National Bank of Romania. The first issue attracted 1.030 billion lei, with a maturity of 45 months and an average yield of 6.11% per year, while banks subscribed 2.085 billion lei.


An additional auction is scheduled for Tuesday, aiming to attract 154.5 million lei. The second issue generated 890.8 million lei, with a maturity of 110 months and a yield of 6.40%, while banks subscribed 1.774 billion lei. Another additional auction will take place on Tuesday to attract 133.7 million lei. In February 2026, MF plans to borrow 7.7 billion lei, intended for refinancing public debt and financing the budget deficit, a smaller amount than that scheduled for January 2026.

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Ministerul Finanţelor a împrumutat luni de la bănci suma de 1,9 mld. lei, prin două licitaţii cu titluri de stat, la dobânzi de 6,11% şi 6,40% pe an

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