Interest in savings bonds decreases. There are the latest data

The Ministry of Finance presented the results of sales of savings bonds in March. Last month, bonds with a total value of PLN 5,491 million were sold. This is another decline in recent months. Let us remind you that in February the ministry sold bonds with a total value of PLN 5,616 million, and in January PLN 6,263 million was recorded. The best result took place in July last year, when total sales amounted to PLN 11,763 million.

Sales results of savings bonds in March

The data presented by the Ministry of Finance for February look as follows:

• 3-month (OTS0625)-PLN 164.8 million,

• 1-year (ROR0326)-PLN 2,194.3 million,

• 2-year (Dor0327)-346.2 million PLN,

• 3-year (TOS0328)-PLN 1,651.1 million,

• 4-year (COI0329) -707.5 million PLN,

• 10-year-old (Edo0335)-PLN 360.2 million.

As in recent months, the most-bought instruments were 1-year bonds-ROR (40 % share in the sales structure). Individual buyers allocated PLN 2,194.3 million to buy them. 3-year bonds are still the vice-leader-TOS (30 percent) with sales of PLN 1,651.1 million. The podium is closed by 4-year bonds-COI with 13 percent participation in sales. Savior, they chose 10-year bonds-EDO (7 %), 2-year-old-Dor (6 %) and 3-month-old-OTS (3 percent).

The Ministry of Finance also reported that customers allocated about PLN 67 million in March to buy family bonds dedicated to beneficiaries of the “Family 800 plus” program. This is more than in February, when nearly PLN 64 million was recorded. The ministry reminds that family bonds are directed only to people receiving an 800 plus benefit who want to save for the future needs of their children. Program beneficiaries can acquire this type of bonds up to the amount of parental benefit granted. Family bonds are available in continuous sale, so their purchase can be made at any time.