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The Ministry of Finance borrowed 1.69 billion lei from banks, through bonds and treasury certificates, to refinance public debt.

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10 July 2025, 19:24
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On Thursday, the Ministry of Finance realized loans of RON 1.69 billion, including RON 1.171 billion in 58-month maturity bonds and RON 518.8 million in discounted Treasury certificates. Average yields were 7.31% and 6.85%, respectively. In July 2025, the ministry expects total borrowing of RON 6.595 billion to refinance public debt and cover the budget deficit.

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Ministerul Finanţelor a împrumutat joi aproape 1,7 miliarde lei de la bănci
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Ministerul de Finanţe a împrumutat joi 1,7 miliarde lei de la bănci, prin două licitaţii cu titluri de stat, la dobânzi de 6,85% şi 7,31%/an.

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