Auction result of Treasury Bonds - RIKB 22 1026

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Series	RIKB 22 1026
Settlement Date	03/10/2021
Total Amount Allocated (MM)	5,400
All Bids Awarded At (Price / Yield)	109.250	/	1.460
Total Number of Bids Received	2
Total Amount of All Bids Received (MM)	5,400
Total Number of Successful Bids	2
Number of Bids Allocated in Full	2
Lowest Price / Highest Yield Allocated	109.250	/	1.460
Highest Price / Lowest Yield Allocated	109.250	/	1.460
Lowest Price / Highest Yield Allocated in Full	109.250	/	1.460
Weighted Average of Successful Bids (Price/Yield)	109.250	/	1.460
Best Bid (Price / Yield)	109.250	/	1.460
Worst Bid (Price / Yield)	109.250	/	1.460
Weighted Average of All Bids Received (Price / Yield)	109.250	/	1.460
Percentage Partial Allocation (Approximate)	100.00 %
Bid to Cover Ratio	1.00

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