(Bloomberg) -- Israel's benchmark Shahar bond gained
after the Finance Ministry said the government will sell fewer
bonds over the next three months then expected.
The ministry said late yesterday it plans to raise 6.5
billion shekels in the June to July period. That compares with a
forecast of 12.5 billion shekels by Jonathan Katz, chief
strategist at HSBC Plc said.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
after the Finance Ministry said the government will sell fewer
bonds over the next three months then expected.
The ministry said late yesterday it plans to raise 6.5
billion shekels in the June to July period. That compares with a
forecast of 12.5 billion shekels by Jonathan Katz, chief
strategist at HSBC Plc said.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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