Sri Lanka sells Rs 20.04b in 2 and 6 year bonds

[SrirangaVeteran]

Sri Lanka has sold 20.04 billion rupees of two and six year bonds after calling bids for 20 billion rupees of bonds, the state debt office said. The debt office on Tuesday sold 12.44 billion rupees of two year bonds maturing on 15 May 2017 at weighted average yield of 8.14 percent. A six year bond maturing on August 1, 2021 was sold at an average yield of 9.40 percent, raising 7.60 billion rupees.

The state debt office of the Central Bank offered 12.50 billion rupees in two year bonds and 7.50 billion rupees in six year bonds. At the last auction held in 30 March 2015, five year bonds were sold at an average yield of 9.07 percent and ten year bonds were sold at 10.03 percent.
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[sereneTop contributor]

Thanks Sri.

For RPPA and anyone familiar with Bonds,

How the Interest rates which are familiar to us ( Banks Savings Rates, FD Rates, Lending Rates) reacts to Fluactuations in Interest rate on Bonds. Is there a immediate effect or lagging effect.

Thanks

[RPPATop contributor]

Thanks Sri.

For RPPA and anyone familiar with Bonds,

How the Interest rates which are familiar to us ( Banks Savings Rates, FD Rates, Lending Rates) reacts to Fluactuations in Interest rate on Bonds. Is there a immediate effect or lagging effect.

Thanks

There is quarterly adjustments for FD rates for Banks & Registered finance companies based on weighted average T/Bill auction results & adding 3% if i am correct But no so sure about the rate.

Saving rate will be decided by the Bank itself.It is always lower than the overnight REPO rate.

Lending rates are based on AWPLR, It is as follows,

The Average Weighted Prime Lending Rate is calculated by the Central Bank weekly basied on commercial bank's lending rates offered to their prime customers during the week.The monthly figures are average values of estimated weekly rates.

[BackstageTop contributor]

Thanks for your generous and willing sharing of knowledge. Inspirational in a cynical world.

[sereneTop contributor]

Thanks Sri.

For RPPA and anyone familiar with Bonds,

How the Interest rates which are familiar to us ( Banks Savings Rates, FD Rates, Lending Rates) reacts to Fluactuations in Interest rate on Bonds. Is there a immediate effect or lagging effect.

Thanks

There is quarterly adjustments for FD rates for Banks & Registered finance companies based on weighted average T/Bill auction results & adding 3% if i am correct But no so sure about the rate.

Saving rate will be decided by the Bank itself.It is always lower than the overnight REPO rate.

Lending rates are based on AWPLR, It is as follows,

The Average Weighted Prime Lending Rate is calculated by the Central Bank weekly basied on commercial bank's lending rates offered to their prime customers during the week.The monthly figures are average values of estimated weekly rates.

Thanks RAPA.
Really appreciate your feed back.

[nihal123Top contributor]

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Wednesday, 08 April 2015 14:55

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(www.randora.lk-08/04/15)-අද පැවති මේ සතියේ භාණ්ඩාගාර බිල්පත් වෙන්දේසියේදි සියළු භාණ්ඩාගාර බිල්පත් ථලදා අනුපාත සුළු වශයෙන් ඉහළ ගොස් ඇත.

මේ අනුව මාස 03 ක් කල් පිරරෙන භාණ්ඩාගාර බිල්පත් ඵලදා අනුපාතය පසුගිය සතියේ වු සියයට 6.55 සිට 6.56 දක්වාද මාස 06 සියයට 6.68 සිට 6.83 දක්වාද සහ වසරේ අනුපාත සියයට 6.76 සිට 6.90 දක්වාද ඉහළ ගොස් ඇත.

රුපියල් මිලියන 53,690 ක් වටිනා අර්පණ අද ලැබි තිබු බවත් එයින් රුපියල් මිලියන 25,755 ක් වටිනා අර්පණ භාර ගත් බවත් රජය වෙනුවෙන් භාණ්ඩාගාර බිල්පත් වෙන්දේසිය සිදු කරන මහ බැංකුවේ රාජ්‍ය ණය දෙපාර්තමේන්තුව කියයි.