The Central Bank of Egypt sold USD 975.4 mn of one-year USD-denominated treasury bills in an offering that was 1.3x oversubscribed, according to official figures. The CBE received over USD 1 bn of bids for the USD 800 mn bills it offered. Investors requested yields of up to 5.5%, and the CBE accepted an average yield of 3.49%.
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