The most, EUR 52.14m, was collected in 12-month bills at an interest rate of 2.95%. The rate for one-year bills stood at 2.99% in May.

With 6-month treasury bills, the government netted EUR 41.8m at an interest rate of 1.45%, which is 5 basis points lower than in the previous issue.

Slovenia furthermore auctioned EUR 31m of 3-month bills with a nominal annual interest rate of 0.39%, 10 basis point lower than in May.

This was the second issue of treasury bills with such maturity after a successful issue of US dollar-denominated bonds in early May. In mid-May, however, the state only managed to sell around a half of the planned issue.