Egyptian T-bill yields surge amid EGP decline

Updated 12/9/2024 8:51:00 AM
Egyptian T-bill yields surge amid EGP decline

Arab Finance: The yield on Egyptian treasury bills (T-bills) reached new highs as the EGP continued its depreciation, exceeding EGP 50 per USD.

On December 8th’s auction, the weighted average yield on three-month T-bills climbed to 31.42%, up from 31.2% in the previous auction.

The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE), acting on behalf of the Ministry of Finance, sold three-month T-bills at a nominal value of EGP 52.752 billion during the auction. This figure surpasses the targeted liquidity of EGP 35 billion by around 35%.

 Submitted bids amounted to EGP 78.561 billion, with a weighted average yield of 31.74%.

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