Manama, Bahrain – This week’s BD 70 million issue of Government Treasury Bills has been oversubscribed by 196%.

The bills, carrying a maturity of 91 days, are issued by the CBB, on behalf of the Government of the Kingdom of Bahrain.

The issue date of the bills is 1st July 2026, and the maturity date is 30th September 2026.

The weighted average rate of interest is 5.22% compared to 5.24% of the previous issue on 24th June 2026.

The approximate average price for the issue was 98.697% with the lowest accepted price being 98.690%.

This is issue No.2128 (ISIN BH0007347030) of Government Treasury Bills. With this, the total outstanding value of Government Treasury Bills is BD 2.110 billion

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