Data released by the Central Bank of Iran indicate that bonds worth a total of 1,021.5 trillion rials ($3.8 billion) were sold during the first six months of current fiscal year.
Bond sale grew more than 310% during the period on an annualized basis. Most of the bonds were offered by the government with the non-governmental bodies having a paltry share.
The government sold Islamic bonds worth 888.4 trillion rials ($3.2b) in H1 accounting for more than 86% of the total bonds sold. Sales also recorded a staggering growth in the period rising 466.8% compared to the corresponding period last fiscal year.
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