BRUSSELS: Belgium raised 985 million euros ($1.17 billion) in this year's penultimate auction of treasury certificates on Tuesday, with the yield for the benchmark three-month bills dropping, the debt agency said.
The average yield on three-month treasury bills, the most frequently auctioned maturity, fell to a negative 0.753 percent from a negative 0.728 percent at an auction last month.
For six-month paper, last auctioned on Oct 31 at a negative yield of 0.687 percent, the yield dropped to a negative 0.741 percent.
Belgium has received, rather than paid, interest on most of its short-term borrowings for some three years.
Belgium's debt agency had set a target range of 0.8-1.2 billion euros for Tuesday's sale. The agency plans one more auction next week, the last of the year.
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