Non-competitive allocation of Turkish government bond auction
智通财经2026/10/06 10:06(1) Before the TLREF-indexed bond auction maturing on September 11, the Turkish Ministry of Finance allocated 25 billion lira to primary dealers through a non-competitive placement. (2) The total amount of non-competitive bids for this bond was about 62.2 billion lira, with zero allocation to state institutions. (3) Before the reissuance of the fixed-rate coupon bond maturing on September 27, 2034, the Turkish Ministry of Finance allocated 4 billion lira to primary dealers through a non-competitive placement. (4) The total amount of non-competitive bids for this fixed-rate coupon bond was about 6.6 billion lira, with 3 billion lira allocated to state institutions. (5) These operations are routine pre-auction allocation arrangements for government bonds, reflecting the participation of primary dealers and state institutions. (6) Follow-up will be needed on the auction results of these bonds and the changes in demand for Turkish lira assets.
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