BoT HQ in Dar |
Twelve months treasury bills auction
conducted on Thursday by the Bank of Tanzania (BoT) more than doubled to
229.23bn/- compared to 110bn/- sought to be mobilised.
According to the BoT auction summary, a
slight decline of the average yield to 12.4 per cent did not discourage
massive investments into the treasury bills maturities to an overly
subscription.
Commercial banks are the leading investors in the treasury bills maturities with over 60 per cent of the market share. The rest of 40 per cent is shared among pension funds, insurance schemes and retail investors.
The tender
attracted 244 bids but only 109 emerged successful. The highest and
lowest bid prices were 89 and 86.89 while the minimum successful price
was 88.25.
Despite the oversubscription, the government did not take the amount above 110bn/- placed in the market for tendering.
Despite the oversubscription, the government did not take the amount above 110bn/- placed in the market for tendering.
The
Standard Chartered Bank daily market commentary, the offer size
represents a 10 per cent increase in issue amount compared to 100bn/-
offered over the last two auctions.
The bank had forecast a well attended issue despite the current high interbank liquidity.
The bank had forecast a well attended issue despite the current high interbank liquidity.
The 364
days treasury bills became oversubscribed to 92.66bn/- at 13.06 per cent
interest rates although the government planned to raise only 40bn/-.
Similarly the 182 days tender jumped to 75.55bn/- at 13 per cent rate of
return while the government wanted to mobilise only 35bn/-.
The 91 days offer was oversubscribed to 50.52bn/- at 12.18 yields although the government sought to raise only 30bn/-. Total amount tendered for the 35 days offer jumped to 10.50bn/- at 4.24 rate of return although only 5bn/- was planned to be raised.
The 91 days offer was oversubscribed to 50.52bn/- at 12.18 yields although the government sought to raise only 30bn/-. Total amount tendered for the 35 days offer jumped to 10.50bn/- at 4.24 rate of return although only 5bn/- was planned to be raised.
Source: The Daily News, http://dailynews.co.tz, reported by Sebastian Mrindoko
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