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Yields up as S.Africa sells 2017, 2021, 2041 bonds

10 April 2012 By admin

JOHANNESBURG, April 10 (Reuters) - South Africa's Treasury
sold a total of 2.1 billion rand of its 2017, 2021
 and 2041 bonds at its weekly auction on
Tuesday.	
    	
R203 issue status: REOPENED             	
Coupon: Sept 15, 2017 with a 8.25 pct coupon            	
 Auction date          10/04/2012    27/03/2012   
 Clearing yield %      7.345         7.3        
 Best bid %            7.28          7.27       
 Worst bid %           7.53          7.38      
 Total bids (R'bln)    1.865         2.32        
 Allotted (R'bln)      0.7           0.7      
 Bid-to-cover ratio    2.66          3.31 
    	
R208 issue status: REOPENED             	
Coupon: March 31, 2021 with a 6.75 percent coupon        	
 Auction date          10/04/2012    13/03/2012       
 Clearing yield %      7.98          7.78       
 Best bid %            7.88          7.7        
 Worst bid %           8.13          7.9        
 Total bids (R'bln)    1.26          2.045       
 Allotted (R'bln)      0.7           0.7       
 Bid-to-cover ratio    1.8           2.9     
 	
R214 issue status: REOPENED             	
Coupon: February 28, 2041 with a 6.5 percent coupon      	
 Auction date          10/04/2012    27/03/2012       
 Clearing yield %      9.04          8.88       
 Best bid %            8.92          8.76       
 Worst bid %           9.19          8.975     
 Total bids (R'bln)    1.205         1.05        
 Allotted (R'bln)      0.7           0.7       
 Bid-to-cover ratio    1.72          1.5
    Details of the auction are on page 	
	
 (Reporting by Stella Mapenzauswa)

© Thomson Reuters 2012 All rights reserved





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