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BEIJING, Sept. 14 - China started the launch of 28 billion yuan (3.72 billion U.S. dollars) of book-entry treasury1 bonds on Thursday, the 16th batch2 of its kind this year, said the Ministry3 of Finance (MOF).
The one-year T-bonds, with a fixed4 annual yield of 2.95 percent, will be sold via the national inter-bank bond market, the stock market and commercial banks from Sept. 13 to 18, and will be available for trading on the stock market and over the counters of designated commercial banks from Sept. 20. China has issued a total of 488 billion yuan of book-entry treasury bonds this year. China's book-entry T-bonds totaled 652.72 billion yuan in 2006, 150 billion yuan more than in 2005. China will see a boom in bond launches this month, demonstrating the government's efforts to curb5 the excessive liquidity6 in the market. On Sept. 5, the MOF floated 28 billion yuan of three-month book-entry T-bonds, the 15th batch this year. On Sept. 10, the MOF announced it would launch a total of 200 billion yuan of special T-bonds to the public, with half to be launched in three batches7 in September. (one U.S. dollaris equal to 7.53 yuan)
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