NTMA raises €2.1bn as bills prove popular

THE National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) has raised €2.1 billion to fund the country’s burgeoning Government debt.

NTMA raises €2.1bn as bills prove popular

The NTMA had originally planned to sell less debt through its treasury bill action, but demand was so intense it decided to raise €2.1bn. The NTMA offered three treasury bills at auction with maturities of three months, six months and one year.

“Total bids were received for €5.1bn and in the light of this strong demand it was decided to issue a total of €2.1bn comprising €750 million with three months maturity, €750m with six months maturity and €600m with one year maturity, the maximum indicated for each of the three maturities,” the NTMA said.

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