jordan pulse -

On Tuesday, the Central Bank of Jordan, acting on behalf of the government, issued two offerings of treasury bonds totaling 100 million dinars.
Additionally, the Central Bank of Jordan issued treasury bills worth 100 million dinars on behalf of the government.
According to the bank's data reviewed by "Al-Mamlaka," the maturity date for the current bond issue is April 15, 2036, with the settlement date falling on April 15, 2026. Meanwhile, the maturity date for the treasury bills is set for April 15, 2027.
Treasury bonds are financing instruments with long-term maturities ranging from two to twenty years, varying between government/treasury bonds and bonds issued by corporations.
On the other hand, treasury bills are short-term government debt instruments issued for periods ranging from 3 to 12 months. They are characterized as low-risk financial instruments and are traded in financial markets through buying and selling.