Results 126 - 150 from 710 for "finance ministry"
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Finance Ministry Raises RON646M From Banks On May 22
05.22.2023
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON646 million from banks on Monday (May 22), higher than the scheduled RON500 million, selling government paper maturing in May 2027, at an annual average yield of more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON1.78B From Banks Via Two Bond Issues
05.04.2023
Romania's finance ministry raised RON1.78 billion on Thursday (May 4, 2023) through two government bond issues, at annual average yields of 7.34% and 7%, respectively. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON1.6B From Banks Via Two Bond Issues On April 27
04.27.2023
Romania's finance ministry raised RON1.6 billion on Thursday (April 27, 2023) through two government bond issues, at annual average yields of 7.17% and 7.33%, respectively. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON1.1B from Banks on April 24
04.24.2023
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON1.1 billion from banks on Monday (April 24) selling government paper in two auctions at annual average yields of 7.33% and 7.53%. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON1.33B from Banks on April 20
04.20.2023
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON1.33 billion from banks on Thursday (April 20) selling government paper in two auctions at annual average yields of 7.32% and 7.43%. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON600M From Banks On April 3
04.03.2023
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON600 million from banks on Monday (April 3) selling bonds maturing in 2032, at an annual average yield of 7.39%. more
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Romania Posts Budget Deficit Of RON17B, Or 1.07% Of GDP, YoY In Jan-Feb 2023
03.28.2023
Romania’s general consolidated budget posted a deficit of RON17.04 billion in January-February 2023, or 1.07% of gross domestic product (GDP), according to the finance ministry. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON556M from Banks on March 27
03.27.2023
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON556 million from banks on Monday (March 27) selling bonds maturing in 2027, at an annual average yield of 7.15%. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON1.2B from Banks Via Two Bond Issues on March 20
03.20.2023
Romania's finance ministry raised RON1.2 billion on Monday (March 20, 2023) through two government bond issues, at annual average yields of 7.32% and 6.86%, respectively. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON623M From Banks On March 13
03.13.2023
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON623 million on Monday (March 13) selling bonds maturing in 2027, at an annual average yield of 7.26%. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON365M from Banks on Feb 13
02.13.2023
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON365 million on Monday (February 13) selling bonds maturing in October 2030, at annual an average yield of 7.62%. more
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Romania Finance Ministry Approves RON2.8B State Aid In 2022 For 65 Investment Projects
12.30.2022
In 2022, Romania’s finance ministry has approved financial state aid worth RON2.8 billion for 65 investment projects that will generate more than 9,500 new jobs, the ministry announced on Friday more
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Romania Posts Budget Deficit Of RON58.70B In January-November 2022
12.28.2022
Romania’s general consolidated budget posted a deficit of RON58.70 billion in the first eleven months of 2022, Finance Ministry data showed. more
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Finance Ministry Raises Nearly RON938M From Banks Via Two Govt Bond Issues On Nov 3
11.03.2022
Romania's finance ministry raised RON937.8 million on Thursday (Nov 3) through two government bond issue, at annual average yields of 8.50% and 9.44%. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON475M from Banks on October 31
10.31.2022
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON475.2 million on Monday (October 31) selling bonds maturing in October 2032, at an annual average yield of 9.25%. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON722M from Banks on October 27
10.27.2022
Romania's Finance Ministry on Thursday (October 27) borrowed RON722 million from banks via a bond issue due in October 2027, at an annual average yield of 9.26%. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON439M from Banks on August 25
08.25.2022
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON439 million from banks on Thursday, via a government paper auction with a nominal value of RON400 million due in 2026, at an annual average yield of 7.96%. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON307M from Banks on August 22
08.22.2022
Romania's Finance Ministry raised RON307 million from banks on Monday, via a government paper auction with a nominal value of RON300 million due in April 2036, at an annual average yield of 8.05%. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON823M From Banks On August 18
08.18.2022
Romania's finance ministry raised RON823 million on Thursday (August 18) from banks via two government paper auctions at annual average yields of 7.68% and 7.45%. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON938M via Bonds, RON454M via T-Bills on Aug 11
08.11.2022
Romania's Finance Ministry on Thursday reopened a bond issue due in February 2029 and borrowed RON938.5 million from banks, three times more than the scheduled RON300 million, at an average yield of more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON2.1B from Banks on July 25
07.25.2022
Romania's Finance Ministry on Monday reopened a bond issue due in February 2023 and borrowed RON2.1 billion from banks, more than five times the scheduled RON400 million, at an average yield of 8.70% more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON715M from Banks on July 18
07.18.2022
Romania's Finance Ministry on Monday raised RON715.2 million via a government paper issue with a nominal value of RON300 million, due in October 2030, at an average yield of 9.17%. more
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Finance Ministry Raises RON650M From Banks on April 7
04.07.2022
Romania’s Finance Ministry raised RON650 million from banks via two government paper auctions at an annual yield of 6.49% and 6.37% on Thursday, April 7. more
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Filip & Company Assists Romania’s Finance Ministry In USD$2.4B Bond Issue
01.31.2022
Law firm Filip & Company has provided legal assistance to Romania’s Ministry of Finance alongside law firm Linklaters in an early repurchase and partial switch of three series of U.S. more
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Romania Needs to Raise RON145B in 2022
01.11.2022
Romania needs to raise RON145 billion from the domestic and international markets this year to fund its budget deficit and refinance previous debt, considering its projected budget gap of 5.84% of GDP more