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Individuals can subscribe to FIDELIS government bonds in lei and euros until March 13, with interest rates of up to 7.10%

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6 March 2026, 15:15
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Starting from March 6 and until March 13, resident and non-resident individuals over 18 years old can subscribe to the FIDELIS government bonds, managed by the Ministry of Finance and listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange.


These bonds offer attractive interest rates, up to 7.10% for the issues in lei, and are available in various maturities. For example, for the bonds in lei, the interest rates range from 5.90% to 7.10%, while for those in euros, between 3.50% and 6.00%. Blood donors benefit from special conditions, including an interest rate of 6.90% and a reduced minimum subscription threshold of 500 lei. No commissions are charged by the intermediary banks, and the income from interest is tax-exempt. Additionally, holders can reinvest the unwithdrawn amounts in new issues at maturity.

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A început o nouă ediție Fidelis. Statul oferă dobânzi de până la 7,10% la lei și 6% la euro pentru românii care vor să investească
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O nouă ofertă Fidelis: șapte emisiuni de titluri de stat pentru populație, în lei și euro
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Persoanele fizice pot subscrie începând de vineri în titlurile de stat FIDELIS cu dobânzi neimpozabile de până la 7,10%

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