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The Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX) said that in April 2026 it organized 20 government bond auctions issued by the State Treasury, raising VND 45.455 billion, up 132% from March.
Year-to-date, the State Treasury has raised VND 125.556 billion, equivalent to 41% of the Q2 issuance plan and 25% of the 2026 annual issuance plan. The issuance tenor was concentrated mainly in the 10-year maturity, accounting for 91.7% of total bond issuance, equivalent to VND 41.660 billion.
During April, the State Treasury invited bids for five tenors: 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30 years. Four tenors won were 5, 10, 15, and 30 years. Winning yields increased by 5 to 26 basis points versus the last auction in March.
Specifically, the winning yields at the last April auction for the five tenors were 3.86%, 4.16%, 4.25%, and 4.45% per year.
On the secondary market, the outstanding value of government bonds at the end of April 2026 stood at VND 2,639.075 billion, up 0.64% month-on-month. The average daily trading value reached VND 16,017 billion per session, up 6.49% month-on-month.
Foreign investors accounted for 3.53% of total market trading value, down 29.8% month-on-month, with foreigners net selling VND 11 billion.
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