Egypt's central bank on Monday rolled over its one-year euro-dominated treasury bills, selling 651.9 million euros ($736.39 million) worth of them at an auction, the bank said.
Central bank sells 651.9 million euros in T-bills
The average yield on the bills was 2.298 percent, the bank said.
Vehicles drive by in front of Central Bank of Egypt Headquarters in Cairo December 30, 2012. REUTERS/Amr Abdallah Dalsh
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