Aug 18, 2009 06:36 PM

Central Bank's 1-Yr Bill Yield Flat

By staff reporter Zhang Man

By staff reporter Zhang Man

(.com.cn) The People's Bank of China auctioned 45 billion yuan worth of one-year bills on Aug. 18 at a yield of 1.7605 percent, unchanged from the last issue, the central bank said on its Web site.

The PBOC also entered into 50 billion yuan worth of 28-day repurchase agreements at a rate of 1.18 percent, it said.

A total of 132 billion yuan in short-term central bank bills will mature this week.

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