Ministry of Finance
The T-bills were offered in two installments, with the first valued at LE 14 billion with a 91-day term.
The T-bonds were offered in two installments, with the first valued at LE 15 billion with a 182-day term.
The T-bonds were offered in three installments, with the first valued at LE 7.5 billion with a 1.5-year term.
The T-bills were offered in two installments, with the first valued at LE 15 billion with a 91-day term.
The T-bills were offered in two installments, with the first valued at LE 14.5 billion with a 182-day term.
The T-bonds were offered in three instalments, with the first valued at LE 7 billion with a 1.5-year term.
The T-bonds were offered in three installments, with the first valued at LE 7.5 billion with a 1.5-year term.
The T-bills were offered in two installments, with the first valued at LE 17 billion with a 91-day term.
The T-bills were offered in two installments, with the first valued at LE 15 billion with a 182-day term, and the second worth LE 16.5 billion with a 364-day term.
The T-bills were offered in two installments, with the first valued at LE 15 billion with a 91-day term, and the second worth LE 8 billion with a 273-day term.
The T-bills were offered in two installments, with the first valued at LE 14 billion with a 91-day term.
The T-bills were offered in two installments, with the first valued at LE 15 billion with a 182-day term.
The T-bills were offered in two installments, with the first valued at LE 15 billion with a 91-day term.
The T-bills were offered in two installments, with the first valued at LE 15 billion with a 182-day term, and the second worth LE 16 billion with a 364-day term.
The T-bonds were offered in three installments, with the first valued at LE 5 billion with a 1.5-year term.
The T-bills were offered in two installments, with the first valued at LE 14 billion with a 91-day term.
The T-bonds were offered in three installments, with the first valued at LE 4.5 billion with a 1.5-year term.
The T-bills were offered in two installments, with the first valued at LE 13 billion with a 91-day term.
In an interview with the Financial Times during a visit to London, Mohamed Maait warned of “food insecurity” around the world. However, he insisted Egypt had enough wheat to last until the end of the year.
The government is working to extend the life of the debt to reach 3.6 years by the end of June 2023 instead of 3.5 years expected by the end of next June and about 1.3 years in June 2013.
