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RUSSIA ANNOUNCES PLAN FOR BOND MARKET

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The Ministry of Finance said it will give ruble debt in September with a "restricted" offer

 

The Russian Finance Ministry has reported a re-visitation of the public debt market by giving a restricted measure of OFZs, ruble-named sovereign bonds, in September, Deputy Finance Minister Timur Maksimov told Prime news organization on Thursday.

 

"We imagine that in the last part of September, after the public authority endorses the drafts [of the Russian financial plan for 2023-2025] and submits them to the State Duma, we can enter the market for certain volumes," Maksimov expressed, answering to an inquiry concerning the ministry's arrangements for homegrown debt issuance.

 

As indicated by the authority, the main security deal will be moderately little, from 10 to 30 billion rubles ($175-$500 million), so the unexpected change doesn't "frighten" the market.

 

"From the start, there will be extremely restricted volumes, just so the reemergence is smooth, so we don't surprise anybody with this program," the representative minister made sense of, taking note of that the last volumes will be chosen after the ministry meets with financial backers to survey their hunger.

 

As per Maksimov, the Finance Ministry at first had an exceptionally aggressive getting program for the ongoing year, "80 billion rubles ($1.4 billion) should be given every week." However, the circumstance changed when Russia began its military activity in Ukraine. The Ministry of Finance last put OFZs at a sale on February 9.

 

 

"From the start, there will be extremely restricted volumes, just so the reemergence is smooth, so we don't surprise anybody with this program," the representative minister made sense of, taking note of that the last volumes will be chosen after the ministry meets with financial backers to survey their hunger.

 

As per Maksimov, the Finance Ministry at first had an exceptionally aggressive getting program for the ongoing year, "80 billion rubles ($1.4 billion) should be given every week." However, the circumstance changed when Russia began its military activity in Ukraine. The Ministry of Finance last put OFZs at a sale on February 9.

 

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