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S.Africa’s 3-month T-Bill avg yield lower at 4.99 pct

14 September 2012 By admin

JOHANNESBURG, Sept 14 (Reuters) - South Africa sold 2.685 billion rand ($326
million) worth of three-month Treasury Bills on Friday at an average yield of
4.99 percent, compared with 5.01 percent last week.
    However the bid-to-cover ratio dipped to 3.1 from 3.5.

 Auction date:     14-09-2012 
 Settlement date:  19-09-2012      
 Days                       91        182        273        364   
 Amount received (R'bln)    8.396     3.349      3.682      3.431  
 Amount allotted (R'bln)    2.685     1.515      1.13       0.88   
 Bid-to-cover ratio         3.1       2.1        3.3        3.9 
 Avg discount rate (pct)    4.93      4.95       4.89       4.83  
 Average yield (pct)        4.99      5.08       5.08       5.07 
    For details of the auction double-click on  
($1 = 8.2380 South African rand)

 (Reporting by Xola Potelwa; Editing by Pascal Fletcher)

© Thomson Reuters 2012 All rights reserved





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