LJUBLJANA: Slovenia sold 145 million euros ($162.89 million) of treasury bills on Tuesday, close to an earlier target of 140 million euros, with yields slightly higher than at previous auctions, the Finance Ministry said in a report.
It sold 50 million euros of 12-month bills at a yield of minus 0.37pc versus minus 0.39pc at the last auction of such bills in March.
It also sold 55 million of six-month bills at a yield of minus 0.37pc versus minus 0.39pc in April, while the yield for 3-month bills reached minus 0.38pc compared to minus 0.4pc last month.
Total bids amounted to 225 million euros.
The next T-bill auction is due on June 11.
Analysts expect yields to remain negative in the coming months, mainly due to low interest rates set by the European Central Bank.
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