CBA Announces Interest Rates On Banknotes In Virculation
This was announced in a report published by the CBA.
According to the CBA, the volume of banknotes in circulation as of September 3, 2026, amounted to 1.6 billion manat ($940 million).
The information indicates that on September 3, the total value of banknotes increased by 82.5 million manat ($48.5 million), or 5.25%, compared to September 2.
Thus, the value of CBA banknotes in circulation exceeded 1.6 billion manat ($940 million) for the first time since September 13, 2023.
Depending on the maturity of the bills, the interest rates were as follows:
28-day bills – 6.00%;
84-day bills – 6.10%;
168-day bills – 6.14%;
252-day bills – 6.23%.
Thus, as the maturity of the bonds increased, so did their interest rates. The lowest interest rate was 6.00% on 28-day bonds, and the highest was 6.23% on 252-day bonds.
Overall, as of September 3, the amount of Central Bank bonds in circulation totaled 1.655 billion manats.
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