INDICES
  • Samba 65 00% 56.65%
    Joga2002 635.254 50% 63.63%
    Bra52 69 23.145% -63.25%
    Joga2002 635.254 50% 63.63%
  • HangSang20 370 400% -20%
    NasDaq4 33 00% 36%
    S&P5002 60 50% 10%
    HangSang20 370 400% -20%
    Dow17 56.23 41.89% -2.635%
-

Bonds

  • EghtesadOnline: The Central Bank of Iran says it is restraining surplus liquidity of banks in the interbank market. In a press release posted on its website, the CBI said it implemented the reverse repurchase agreement (reverse repo) in which banks give money to the CBI in lieu of bonds.

  • EghtesadOnline: The weekly government bond auctions held by the Central Bank of Iran again failed to attract buyers this week.

  • EghtesadOnline: The government sold 54 trillion rials ($225 million) in Islamic bonds during the weekly bond auction held by the Central Bank of Iran.

  • EghtesadOnline: Governor of the Central Bank of Iran says lenders should use a fraction of their financial reserves to buy bonds issued by the government.

  • EghtesadOnline: The government sold 30.4 trillion rials ($132 million) in Islamic bonds in the interbank and stock market during the weekly auction on Tuesday. As per an earlier announcement, it was to offer Murabeha bonds worth 50 trillion rials ($217m).

  • EghtesadOnline: The government sold 44 trillion rials ($191 million) in bonds at the weekly auction on Tuesday. So far it has generated 464 trillion rials ($2 billion) in nine auctions that have been set up to help plug budget deficits.

  • EghtesadOnline: The Ministry of Economy plans to sell Manfa’at Sukuk bonds worth 47 trillion rials ($361 million) on January 25 as part of financial measures to compensate budgetary needs in current fiscal year that ends in March.

  • EghtesadOnline: The government sold 53 trillion rials ($400 million) worth of Manfa’at Sukuk bonds on Wednesday via Iran Fara Bourse, over-the-counter market for trading securities, to meet budgetary needs.

  • EghtesadOnline: The government sold Manfa’at Sukuk bonds worth 40 trillion rials ($300 million) on Sunday to meet its budgeting needs for the fiscal year that ends in March.

  • EghtesadOnline: The Ministry of Economy will issue Islamic financial securities worth 380 trillion rials ($3.3 billion) to partly compensate the budget deficit for the current fiscal year (March 2019-20).