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Data released by the Central Bank of Jordan revealed that the government borrowed $700 million through a treasury bond issuance, with results published on Thursday.
​According to the central bank data, the maturity date for repaying the $700 million bonds is set for October 1, 2031.
​The results of the fifth issuance, published on the Central Bank of Jordan's website, indicated that the interest rate on the borrowed bonds reached 6.5%.
​Treasury bonds are long-term financing instruments with maturity periods ranging between two and twenty years, encompassing both government treasury bonds and corporate-issued bonds.
​Meanwhile, treasury bills are short-term government debt instruments issued for periods ranging between 3 and 12 months, characterized as low-risk financial tools actively traded in money markets.