 Today, the federal government will conduct its regular primary action of new bond issuances with a view to raising an additional 225 billion Nair from the domestic capital market. Investment firms are the weekend, doubled up effort at pre-option marketing of the new issuances with Thales surveyed across many firms, indicating that the new issuances may be oversubscribed. The government had in the past two months raised more than 450 billion Nair from the domestic capital market through bond issuances. The prospectors issued by the debt management office DMO, which oversees the federal government's debt issuances and management, indicated that the government would be raising 225 billion Nair through reopening of three previously issued meet-to-long-term bonds. The bonds being reopened include the 13.53% 10-year bond, with materials in March 2025. Also being reopened is a 10-year 12.50% bond, with materials in April of 2032, and a long-term 20-year bond with initial coupon of 13% and maturity gate of January 2042. The previous stop rates for the bond are 11%, 13% and 13.749%, respectively. So you get notified about fresh news updates.