Egypt to offer 3.5 billion Egyptian pounds in reopened bonds

Egypt's Ministry of Finance will offer 3.5 billion Egyptian pounds ($577.8 million) in reopened three-year and seven-year bonds at an auction on July 16, the central bank said on Monday.
July 9, 2012 5:00 by Reuters
Egypt’s Ministry of Finance will offer 3.5 billion Egyptian pounds ($577.8 million) in reopened three-year and seven-year bonds at an auction on July 16, the central bank said on Monday.
It will offer 2 billion pounds in reopened three-year bonds maturing on July 3, 2015 with a coupon of 16.15 percent, and 1.5 billion pounds in reopened seven-year bonds maturing on April 3, 2019 with a coupon of 16.85 percent, the bank said.
Settlement for the bonds, which the central bank is selling on behalf of the ministry, is on July 17.
($1 = 6.0572 Egyptian pounds)
(Reporting by Mohamed Samir)
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