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Mali · WAEMU government bonds · auction 8 Jul 2026 · XOF

Mali bond auction, 8 Jul 2026: 3-year at 7.87%

2 bond lines from the UMOA-Titres (for the eight WAEMU treasuries)’s own result. Rates are the weighted average yield of accepted bids, percent per annum; Treasury bonds (OAT) of a stated tenor of a year or more. Information, not advice.

Headline: 3-year bond

7.87%

Largest amount accepted at this auction

Change vs previous 3-year sale

−5 bp

7.92% on 24 Jun 2026

Accepted

XOF 44.3bn

Amount on offer not published per bond

Bid cover

1.03×

Bids of XOF 45.9bn ÷ accepted

Results

Every line, 2 in all

Amounts in XOF millions. Change is in basis points (100 bp = 1 percentage point) from the previous sale of the same tenor by Mali, whenever it was. Bid cover is bids received divided by the amount accepted.

  • 3-yearmatures 9 Jul 2029
    Coupon
    6.000%
    Rate
    7.870%
    Change, bp
    −5
    Bids, XOFm
    43,853
    Accepted, XOFm
    42,326
    Bid cover
    1.04×
    Source
    notice
  • 5-yearmatures 9 Jul 2031
    Coupon
    6.200%
    Rate
    7.310%
    Change, bp
    +3.1
    Bids, XOFm
    2,000
    Accepted, XOFm
    2,000
    Bid cover
    1.00×
    Source
    notice

Source notice: umoatitres.org. Compiled by Afronomics, data updated 2026-11-04. Information, not advice.

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Afronomics (2026). Mali government bond auction, 8 Jul 2026, compiled from the UMOA-Titres (for the eight WAEMU treasuries). Retrieved 4 November 2026, from https://www.afronomicsfeed.com/markets/bonds/waemu/mali/2026-07-08