Hong Kong reopens seven-year government bond, draws HK$6.7 billion in bids
Hong Kong's Monetary Authority reopened a seven-year government institutional bond on 11 November 2026, issuing HK$1.25 billion. Total bids reached HK$6.69 billion, a bid-to-cover ratio of 5.35. The average accepted price was 95.77, yielding an annual rate of 3.708 per cent.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA), acting as representative of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government, announced on Wednesday 11 November that a tender to reopen an existing HKSAR Government institutional bond (Issue Number 07GB3302001) as a seven-year bond under the Infrastructure Bond Programme had been held.
A total of HK$1.25 billion in seven-year government bonds was offered. The tender attracted total applications of HK$6.693 billion, resulting in a bid-to-cover ratio (total applications divided by total issuance) of 5.35.
The average accepted price was 95.77, equivalent to an annual yield of 3.708 per cent.
The results were published by the HKMA at 17:00 Hong Kong time on 11 November 2026.