With two new government bonds that are listed on the official market from today, the technical government owes the state an additional 2,141,720,000 Macedonian denars or 34.79 million euros. The two bonds, issued on the tenth of this month, have no foreign exchange clause, and the maturity date is in two, that is, in 15 years, reports the Pari.com.mk website.
“According to the request submitted by the Ministry of Finance for the listing of government bonds, from 17.05.2024 on the Official Market of the Stock Exchange, the government bonds will be accepted for listing… The issue of the first two-year government bond is worth of 17.94 million euros. The nominal value is MKD 10,000, and 110,442 securities were issued. They carry an interest rate of 3.85 percent. The maturity date is May 10, 2026,” said the Macedonian Stock Exchange.
The other is a 15-year bond due on May 10, 2039. 103,730 were issued, with a nominal value of 10,000 denars. The value of the issue is 16.85 million euros, with an interest rate of 5.60 percent.
