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S.Africa sells 2023, 2041 and 2048 bonds

24 July 2012 By admin

JOHANNESBURG, July 24 (Reuters) - South Africa's Treasury sold a total 2.1 billion rand
($248.44 million) in total of its 2023, 2041 and 2048 bonds on
Tuesday.
    
 R2023 issue status: REOPENED
 Coupon: Feb. 28, 2023 - 7.75 percent coupon   
 Auction date          24/07/2012  17/07/2012     
 Clearing yield %      7.13         7.14 
 Best bid %            6.97         7.07        
 Worst bid %           7.33         7.32          
 Total bids (R'bln)    1.425        3.06         
 Allotted (R'bln)      0.8          1.1           
 Bid-to-cover ratio    1.8          2.8   
 
 R214 issue status: REOPENED                      
 Coupon: February 28, 2041 with a 6.5 percent coupon               
 Auction date          24/07/2012   05/06/2012    
 Clearing yield %      8.15         8.93                  
 Best bid %            7.99         8.84                   
 Worst bid %           8.38         9.12                  
 Total bids (R'bln)    1.095        2.21                 
 Allotted (R'bln)      0.8          0.8                     
 Bid-to-cover ratio    1.4          2.76        
     
 Coupon: Feb. 28, 2048 - 8.75 percent coupon  
 Auction              24/07/2012    17/07/2012                  
 Clearing yield %     8.29          8.3               
 Best bid %           8.19          8.25           
 Worst bid %          8.6           8.5            
 Total bids (R'bln)   1.115         1.4           
 Allotted (R'bln)     0.5           0.5        
 Bid-to-cover ratio   2.2           2.8  
    Details of the auction are on page 
 ($1 = 8.4527 South African rand)

 (Tshepo Tshabalala)

© Thomson Reuters 2012 All rights reserved





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