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Yields jump on Egyptian debt at CBE Monday auction

Reuters , Monday 18 Apr 2016

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Yields on Egyptian government bonds rose at an auction on Monday, data from the Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) showed.

The average yield on a 1-1/2-year zero coupon bond jumped to 14.495 percent from 14.219 percent when it was last sold on April 4.

The yield on Egypt's three-year treasury bond rose to 14.896 percent from 14.639 percent at the April 4 auction.

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