The government sold bonds worth 48.8 trillion rials ($195 million) at an auction on Tuesday – a sizable growth compared to previous auctions.
It was the highest weekly sale since Sept. 8 and a whopping 240% growth compared to previous week when the government generated 14.8 trillion rials ($58m).
This week's auction, however, saw a decline in the contribution of banks and investment funds and an increasing share of security underwriters.
Five banks bought bonds worth 11.5 trillion rials ($46m) in the interbank market. Outside the auction process, retail and institutional traders bought a total 2.5 trillion rials at the stock market, according to data published on the Central Bank of Iran website.
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