(Bloomberg) -- Vietnam's bonds were little changed, with five-year notes yielding 7.24 percent, in the first day of trading after a holiday break.
The yield on the five-year note was at 7.24 percent at 4:02 p.m. in Hanoi, according to fixing rates from seven banks set once a day and compiled by Bloomberg. The yield rose to 7.25 percent on April 25, the highest since March 13.
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