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[Photo News] Sale of longest dated treasury

By Korea Herald

Published : Oct. 12, 2016 - 16:48

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Finance Minister Yoo Il-ho (fifth from right), Financial Services Commission Vice Chairman Jeong Eun-bo (fifth from left), Korea Exchange CEO Jeong Chan-woo (fourth from right) andd Korea Financial Investment Association Chairman Hwang Young-key (third from right) celebrate with brokerage heads the government’s sale of 50-year Teasurys, Korea’s longest-ever dated state bonds, worth 1.1 trillion won ($990 million) with a rate of 1.574 percent in Seoul, Wednesday. (Yonhap) Finance Minister Yoo Il-ho (fifth from right), Financial Services Commission Vice Chairman Jeong Eun-bo (fifth from left), Korea Exchange CEO Jeong Chan-woo (fourth from right) andd Korea Financial Investment Association Chairman Hwang Young-key (third from right) celebrate with brokerage heads the government’s sale of 50-year Teasurys, Korea’s longest-ever dated state bonds, worth 1.1 trillion won ($990 million) with a rate of 1.574 percent in Seoul, Wednesday. (Yonhap)

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