Czechs to offer up to CZK 28 bln in bonds in April, more EUR T-bills

PRAGUE, March 27 (Reuters) - The Czech Finance Ministry will offer up to 28 billion crowns ($1.27 billion) worth of domestic government bonds in five auctions scheduled in April, picking up its borrowing pace after a slowdown at the end of the first quarter, it said on Monday. The ministry said the offer included a new fixed-rate bond due in 2034.

The maximum expected nominal value of bonds sold in auctions in the second quarter was planned at 125 billion crowns, it said. The ministry added it would also offer up to 30 billion crowns worth of short-term Treasury bills through two auctions along with up to 500 million euros of euro-denominated bills.

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($1 = 22.0230 Czech crowns) <^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Czech bond issuance in 2022 vs 2023 Czech bond issuance in 2022 vs 2023 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^> (Reporting by Jason Hovet)

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Czechs to offer up to CZK 28 bln in bonds in April, more EUR T-bills

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