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Serbia borrowed another 6.21 billion dinars through bonds

The state sold at auction two-year bonds in the amount of 6.21 billion dinars, announced the Public Debt Administration.

The issue of two-year government bonds matures on January 25, 2025. The volume of the auction was about 50.5 billion dinars with a yield rate of five percent.

The total volume of demand at the auction was 21.8 billion dinars. 621,734 pieces of government bonds were sold, with a nominal value of 6.2 billion dinars.

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Government bonds were sold at a yield rate of 5.65 percent per year, and they mature on January 25, 2025, announced the Public Debt Administration.

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