PRAGUE, Feb 19 (Reuters) - The Czech Finance Ministry will offer up to 24 billion crowns ($1.18 billion) worth of domestic government bonds in six primary auctions taking place in March, the ministry said on Monday.
The ministry also confirmed the maximum expected nominal value of bonds sold in auctions in the first quarter was planned at 60 billion crowns.
The ministry added it would offer up to 20 billion crowns worth of short-term Treasury bills through four auctions scheduled for March. It confirmed the expected nominal value of T-bills sold in the first quarter was 50 billion crowns, excluding roll-over.
NOTE: For a detailed table see: ($1 = 20.3920 Czech crowns)
(Reporting by Mirka Krufova; Editing by Jason Hovet)
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