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S.Africa sells 2018, 2031 and 2023 bonds

10 July 2012 By admin

JOHANNESBURG, July 10 (Reuters) - South Africa's Treasury sold a total 2.1 billion rand
($254.08 million) worth of its 2018, 2031 and 2023 bonds on
Tuesday.  
 R204 issue status: REOPENED                     
 Coupon: December 21, 2018 with an 8.0 percent coupon                
 Auction date         10/07/2012     12/06/2012            
 Clearing yield %     6.68           7.15                    
 Best bid %           6.62           7.08                     
 Worst bid %          6.83           7.28                  
 Total bids (R'bln)   2.51           3.29                    
 Allotted (R'bln)     0.5            0.5   
 Bid-to-cover ratio   5.02           6.58
    
   Coupon: Feb. 28, 2031 - 7.0 percent coupon                 
 Auction             10/07/2012    26/06/2012      
 Clearing yield %    8.24          8.48                 
 Best bid %          8.18          8.44               
 Worst bid %         8.39          8.66               
 Total bids (R'bln)  1.98          2.79               
 Allotted (R'bln)    0.8           0.8          
 Bid-to-cover ratio  2.48          3.49
     
 Coupon: Feb. 28, 2023 - 7.75 percent coupon  
 Auction date         10/07/2012  03/07/2012    
 Clearing yield %     7.37         7.455         
 Best bid %           7.33         7.395        
 Worst bid %          7.52         7.63         
 Total bids (R'bln)   2.23         1.65        
 Allotted (R'bln)     0.8          0.8          
 Bid-to-cover ratio   2.79         2.06 
  Details of the auction are on page 
($1 = 8.2650 South African rand)

 (Reporting by Tshepo Tshabalala)

© Thomson Reuters 2012 All rights reserved





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