Ireland sellls €500m in bonds at 1.5%

The National Treasury Management Agency has completed the sale of €500m in Government bonds.

Thu, 12 Feb, 2015 - 12:31

The National Treasury Management Agency has completed the sale of €500m in Government bonds.

The sale was made at a rate of 1.563%, with bonds to mature in 2030. The NTMA said there was €1,576 million offered for the bonds - 3.15 times the amount for sale.

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