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South Korea plans to sell state bonds worth 7.45 trillion won ($6.72 billion) in April, the Ministry of Strategy and Finance said Tuesday.
According to the ministry, the government will sell 1.9 trillion won in three-year Treasury notes, 1.85 trillion won in five-year debts and 2 trillion won worth of 10-year bonds next month.
It also plans to issue 800 billion won worth of 20-year bonds and 900 billion won in 30-year bonds.
The ministry said it sold a little under 9.62 trillion won worth of bonds in March, with 67 billion won being so-called Treasury inflation protected securities.
The total is significantly larger than the original sales goal of 7.65 trillion won announced in late February. (Yonhap)
According to the ministry, the government will sell 1.9 trillion won in three-year Treasury notes, 1.85 trillion won in five-year debts and 2 trillion won worth of 10-year bonds next month.
It also plans to issue 800 billion won worth of 20-year bonds and 900 billion won in 30-year bonds.
The ministry said it sold a little under 9.62 trillion won worth of bonds in March, with 67 billion won being so-called Treasury inflation protected securities.
The total is significantly larger than the original sales goal of 7.65 trillion won announced in late February. (Yonhap)
