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08/19/2026, 14:36The Ministry of Finance of Kyrgyzstan will hold two auctions to place government securities totaling 700 million KGS. This was reported by the Kyrgyz Stock Exchange.
On August 20, investors will be offered 12-month government treasury bills worth 300 million KGS. The following day, August 21, an auction will be held to place two-year government treasury bonds totaling 400 million KGS.
However, results from previous auctions show that the offered amount is not always fully subscribed.
At the most recent auction for 12-month bills, held on August 13, demand totaled 211.5 million KGS with an offering of 300 million KGS. However, only 1.5 million KGS worth of securities were actually placed—0.5% of the planned volume. The weighted average yield was 10.6%.
The most recent auction of 2-year bonds took place on August 7. With a supply of 600 million KGS, demand and the actual placement volume reached 446.99 million KGS, or 74.5% of the announced amount. The weighted average yield on accepted bids was 13%, and the coupon rate was 5%.
Thus, at the upcoming auction, the Ministry of Finance will once again attempt to raise funds for both the short and medium term.
