ISTANBUL, March 12 (Reuters) - Turkish bond yields and lira
steadied on Tuesday after a debt auction that produced a yield
close to expectations.
In the stock market, Turkcell rose on the appointment of
independent board members.
By 1517 GMT, the lira was at 1.8025 to the dollar
, virtually unchanged from 1.8020 late on Monday.
Against its euro-dollar basket it weakened to
2.0770, from 2.0724.
Turkey's treasury issued a 15-month zero-coupon bond at an
average compound yield of 5.71 percent, close to a Reuters
forecast of 5.67 percent.
The yield on the two-year benchmark bond
closed at 5.81 percent, only one tick away from Monday's close
at 5.82 percent.
Istanbul's main share index closed up 0.27 percent
at 83,347.54 points, slightly outperforming a fall of 0.5
percent in the global emerging markets index.
Shares in Turkcell closed up 3.03 percent after
the state Capital Markets Board appointed three independent
board members. A long-running share dispute has prevented the
mobile phone company's board from meeting or distributing
dividends for two years.
(Writing by Seltem Iyigun; Editing by Ruth Pitchford)
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/turkish-bonds-lira-flat-debt-auction-turkcell-155347444--sector.html
jersey shore Pasquale Rotella Michael Clark Duncan michael jackson courtney stodden Ncaa Football Scores Plaquemines Parish
No comments:
Post a Comment