The Central Bank of Jordan, on behalf of the government, issued the 21st treasury bond offering for the current year on Tuesday, with a total value of 150 million Jordanian dinars.

 

According to data reviewed by Al-Mamlaka, the maturity date for this issuance is July 16, 2032, while the settlement date is set for July 16, 2025.

 

Treasury bonds are long-term financing instruments with maturities ranging from two to twenty years and come in various forms, including government/treasury bonds and corporate bonds.

 

In contrast, treasury bills are short-term government debt instruments with maturities ranging from 3 to 12 months. They are considered low-risk financial tools and are actively traded in money markets through buying and selling.