Albania's central bank, which sells state securities on behalf of the government, said it will auction ALL 9.7bn (EUR 69.2mn) worth of lek-denominated T-bills on September 10.
The bank will offer 12-month T-Bills worth ALL 6.1mn and 6-month T-Bills totalling ALL 3.6bn.
The average yield on the 12-month securities declined to 4.67% at the latest auction held on August 27 from 4.90% at the previous auction held a couple of weeks earlier.
The yield on the 6-month notes stood at 4.53% at the auction held on August 13, down from 5.31% at the previous auction on July 9.
The central bank has auctioned lek-denominated T-bills worth ALL 233.2bn since the beginning of 2013.
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