Sri Lanka sells US$254mn in 3, 5-year bonds

June 24, 2013 (LBO) - Sri Lanka had sold 90 million US dollars of 3-year bonds at premium of 400 basis points above the London Interbank offered Rate and 164 million US dollars of 5-year bonds at 415 basis points above Libor, the state debt office said.








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In March 2013 Sri Lanka also sold 3-year bonds at 400 basis points.

Corrected/headline total US$254mn The debt office, which is unit of the Central Bank said 50 million US dollars of 3-year bonds and 25 million in 5-year bonds paying a 6-month coupon above Libor was offered but orders were much larger.

The Central Bank had accepted all bids.

The Libor rate Monday was 0.4138 percent, the Central Bank said.








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The so-called dollar denominated Sri Lanka Development Bonds are popular among domestic banks and other investors who are allowed to have foreign currency assets.