Vietnam to auction vnd15tln bonds in q4/2011

The State Treasury of Vietnam will open auctions for VND15 trillion worth of government bonds and treasury bill in the last quarter of 2011, the Hanoi Stock Exchange said.

Treasury bills will be auctioned at the State Bank of Vietnam, the country’s central bank, once every two weeks with the total trading volume of VND1-2 trillion per day.

Government bond auctions will be scheduled at the HNX every Thursday with VND2-4 trillion/session. – Stoxplus.com

Tags: , , ,

Posted by VBN on Oct 6 2011. Filed under Banking-Finance. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry

You must be logged in to post a comment Login

Stay informed everyday

Subscribe to free RSS and email updates from Vietnam Business News

Subscribe via Email Subscribe in a Reader Follow us on Twitter Connect on Facebook

RSS Singapore Business News

  • Rail Corridor chosen as project name for former railway land
  • HDB resale prices rise faster in Q3
  • Govt making good progress in meeting flat demand: Khaw
  • Paramount Hotel renamed in S$30m makeover
  • SDB sells 9 units at Hijauan project
  • Colliers survey reveals property investor caution in Asia

RSS India Business News

  • Nifty rangebound; JPAsso, HDFC, ITC, Sun Pharma up
  • Sensex gains momentum; FMCG, realty, metals up
  • Nifty slips in red; ICICI, SBI, RCap, GAIL, PNB down
  • Bombay Dyeing on path to transform into realty company
  • Godrej Properties in development pact with Godrej & Boyce
  • Exports rise 44 percent in August; deficit widens to $14 bn

RSS Malaysia Business News

  • Adventa likely to rechallenge overnight resistance
  • Continuous selling pressure on Bursa
  • CPO futures finish easier
  • Solution to protect children in cyberspace
  • Ringgit ends flat on fears of Greece default
  • 11 corporate heads attend leadership talks

Sponsored

  • Looking for an overseas forex broker?
  • Trading Point now offering Forex Malaysia and FX Japan with Forex, CFD's and Futures.