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South Korea plans to issue state bonds worth about 6.7 trillion won ($6.6 billion) in September, the finance ministry said Thursday.
According to the ministry, the government is seeking to sell 1.75 trillion won in three-year Treasurys, 1.6 trillion won in five-year debts and 1.85 trillion won worth of 10-year bonds next month.
It also plans to issue 750 billion won worth of bonds that mature in 20 years and 750 billion won in 30-year bonds.
The total to be issued is 100 billion less than Treasurys sold this month. (Yonhap)
According to the ministry, the government is seeking to sell 1.75 trillion won in three-year Treasurys, 1.6 trillion won in five-year debts and 1.85 trillion won worth of 10-year bonds next month.
It also plans to issue 750 billion won worth of bonds that mature in 20 years and 750 billion won in 30-year bonds.
The total to be issued is 100 billion less than Treasurys sold this month. (Yonhap)
