This share had stood at 23.3% as of Jan. 1, the central bank's data previously showed, slipping gradually as Russia stepped up its bond offerings to plug budget holes.
MOSCOW: The share of foreign investors among holders of Russia's OFZ treasury bonds slipped again by the end of January to 22.7%, the central bank said on Tuesday.
This share had stood at 23.3% as of Jan. 1, the central bank's data previously showed, slipping gradually as Russia stepped up its bond offerings to plug budget holes.
Non-residents increased their holdings of Russian Eurobonds to 50.0%, up 0.01 percent point from December, and were the main buyers on the Russian stock market in the first month of 2021, the central bank said.
Comments
Comments are closed for this article.