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Demand for Tanzania's Treasury bills rose to a record in March and yields fell to an all-time low, the Bank of Tanzania said.
Demand increased to 1.23 billion Tanzanian shillings ($848 million) during the month compared with 360 billion shillings on offer, the Dar es Salaam-based bank said in a monthly report published on its website yesterday. The bills' average interest rate declined to the lowest on record of 4.15 percent for March 2010 compared with 13.33 percent a year earlier.
"This development reflects the easy monetary policy stance pursued by the Bank of Tanzania, coupled with a continued cautious approach taken by banks in lending to the private sector, following the global financial crisis on the economy," the bank said.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
©2010 Bloomberg News
Demand for Tanzanian Treasury Bills Rises to Record in March - BusinessWeek
Editors: Ana Monteiro, Karl Maier
Demand increased to 1.23 billion Tanzanian shillings ($848 million) during the month compared with 360 billion shillings on offer, the Dar es Salaam-based bank said in a monthly report published on its website yesterday. The bills' average interest rate declined to the lowest on record of 4.15 percent for March 2010 compared with 13.33 percent a year earlier.
"This development reflects the easy monetary policy stance pursued by the Bank of Tanzania, coupled with a continued cautious approach taken by banks in lending to the private sector, following the global financial crisis on the economy," the bank said.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
©2010 Bloomberg News
Demand for Tanzanian Treasury Bills Rises to Record in March - BusinessWeek
Editors: Ana Monteiro, Karl Maier