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Oman Issues Government Treasury Bills Worth RO 15.30 Million in Latest Tender
Treasury Bills are short-term, well-secured instruments of finance that are issued by the Ministry of Finance and are operated by the CBO. They provide licensed commercial banks with a means to invest excess funds with the additional benefit of ready liquidity by discounting and repurchase facilities (Repo) offered by the CBO.
On 24 March 2025, the Central Bank of Oman (CBO) announced the issuance of Government Treasury Bills with a total value of RO 15.30 million to support increasing short-term liquidity in the financial system.
The issue was carried out in two tranches:
| Maturity Period | Allotted Amount (OMR) | Average Accepted Price (Per OMR 100) | Minimum Accepted Price (Per OMR 100) | Average Discount Rate | Average Yield |
| 28 Days | 5 million | 99.705 | 99.705 | 3.84554% | 3.85691% |
| 91 Days | 10.3 million | 98.975 | 98.975 | 4.11126% | 4.15384% |
Additional Details:
Repo rate operations interest Rate: 5.00%
Treasury Bills Discounting Facility Rate: 5.50%.
This issuance is a demonstration of Oman’s continued efforts to regulate liquidity and assist in the stability of its financial markets through well planned short term instruments.
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