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Published on 6/22/2009 in the Prospect News Emerging Markets Daily.

New Issue: Hong Kong auctions HK$2.2 billion of bonds to yield 2.31%, 1.51%

By Richard Connell

New York, June 22 - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced the results of its auction of HK$2,199,800,000 of exchange fund notes held on Monday.

Hong Kong auctioned HK$1 billion of 2.46% notes due June 23, 2014 at an average yield of 2.31%.

The average accepted price was 100.76, and the lowest accepted was 100.70.

A total of HK$3.5 billion of demand was received, and the pro ration factor was about 33%.

In a second tranche, the bank auctioned HK$1,199,800,000 in a reopening of its 4.53% notes due June 18, 2012 at an average yield of 1.51%.

The average accepted price was 108.8, and the lowest accepted was 108.75.

A total of HK$3.975 billion of demand was received, and the pro ration factor was about 20%.

Issuer:Hong Kong Monetary Authority
Total amount:HK$2,199,800,000
Issue:Exchange fund notes
Auction date:June 22
Settlement date:June 23
Bonds due 2014
Amount:HK$1 billion
Maturity:June 23, 2014
Coupon:2.46%
Price:100.76 (average)
Yield:2.31% (average)
Bonds due 2012 (reopening)
Amount:HK$1,199,800,000
Maturity:June 18, 2012
Coupon:4.53%
Price:108.8 (average)
Yield:1.51% (average)

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