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Mauritius 273-day T-bill falls to 3.76 pct

26 April 2012 By admin

PORT LOUIS, April 26 (Reuters) – The weighted yield on
Mauritius 273-day Treasury bills slipped to 3.76 percent at this
week’s auction from 3.78 percent at the previous sale on April
13, the central bank said on Thursday.

The bank sold all the 400 million rupees ($13.75 million)
worth of bills on offer. It received bids worth 815 million
rupees with yields ranging from 4.05 percent to 3.69 percent.

($1 = 29.1000 Mauritius rupees)

(Reporting by Jean Paul Arouff; Editing by James Macharia and
Vicki Allen)

© Thomson Reuters 2012 All rights reserved





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