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Kazakhstan Weekly News
Fixed Income

July 13, 1998

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Primary Auctions

Thanks to released bank money and activated pension funds, an increase in free capital on the market was crucial in the placement of 3 month discount T-bills. The tenge demand increased 1.6 times. The Ministry of Finance managed to reduce the maximum rate. The increased yield, however, proved to be insufficient for non-residents given the current tenge devaluation rate. No bid from non-residents was reported.

Latest issues of 3-month T-bills

191

01.10.98

95.94

16.93

192

08.10.98

95.92

17.01

Compound Yields vs. Volumes at Primary Auctions of 3-month T-bills

The latest auction of six-month T-bills held on June 6 proved to be a special one since the issuer actually used the additional placement mechanism for the first time. Since the Ministry of Finance was not happy with a maximum yeild of around 18.7% it suggested that some large primary dealers file additional bids at 17.23%.

Latest issues of 6-month T-bills

73

31.12.98

92.17

16.99

74

07.01.99

92.07

17.23

Compound Yields vs. Volumes at Primary Auctions of 6-month T-bills


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