Gov’t to sell no-interest bonds

April 19 2009 17:01:28

Gov’t to sell no-interest bonds

Bloomberg

The government will issue a maximum of 1.85 billion Turkish Liras ($1.15 billion) of the bonds on April 29 after collecting bids on April 27 and April 28, the Treasury in Ankara said in a statement on its Web site Friday. The Treasury sold similar bonds with a three-year maturity on Jan. 28, selling 420.7 million liras and $49.1 million in the bonds.

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