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Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) offered on Monday treasury bonds (T-bonds) worth 7 billion Egyptian pounds ($442.5 million).
The first tranche of the T-bonds is valued at 4 billion pounds and was offered through three-year notes, while the second tranche was offered through seven-year notes worth 3 billion pounds, CBE said on its official website.
The issuance was used to finance the country’s budget deficit. State-owned banks are the top purchasers of the government debt instruments.