PRAGUE- The Czech Finance Ministry will offer up to 22.5 billion crowns ($1.04 billion) worth of domestic government bonds in six primary auctions in February, the ministry said on Monday.
The ministry plans to offer a new fixed-rate bond maturing in 2035 in one of the auctions, it said.
It also confirmed the maximum expected nominal value of bonds sold in auctions in the first quarter was planned at 100 billion crowns.
The ministry said it would also offer up to 20 billion crowns worth of short-term Treasury bills in two auctions in February.
($1 = 21.6590 Czech crowns)
(Reporting by Mirka Krufova; Editing by Jason Hovet) ((prague.newsroom@thomsonreuters.com; +420 234 721 617; Reuters Messaging: mirka.krufova.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net))
