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The Ministry of Finance borrowed 800 million lei from banks through two issues of government bonds with average yields of 7.18% and 7.32%.

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31 July 2025, 13:48
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The Ministry of Finance issued two government bonds, attracting 800 million lei, with maturities of 22 and 86 months. The first issuance had an average yield of 7.18% and attracted subscriptions of RON 721 million, while the second, with a yield of 7.32%, attracted subscriptions of RON 917.4 million. In July 2025, MF plans to borrow RON 5.8 billion, plus RON 795 million from non-competitive offers, to refinance public debt and finance the budget deficit.

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Ministerul Finanţelor a împrumutat joi 800 de milioane lei de la bănci, prin două emisiuni de obligaţiuni
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