Vietnam's State Treasury successfully raised three trillion dong in its recent bond auction. This amount represents an increase from the previous week's successful bond sales. The treasury sold a portion of its five-year and ten-year bonds on offer. Additionally, some fifteen-year and thirty-year bonds were sold while three-year bonds saw no sales. The government continues its efforts to meet its annual bond sale target.
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