A week after the state of Queensland released its budget for the 2010/11 financial year, Queensland Treasury Corporation (QTC) (AA+/Aa1) announced a small fall in its expected funding task for the coming 12 months. There is also room for further reduction in the A$18.1 billion (US$15.4 billion) indicative borrowing programme as the projection does not account for potential asset sales or pre-funding in the remainder of June.

Sign in to continue and access full content
We will email you a code for a password-free sign in.
Or you can sign in manually with password.
Can't sign in?
Become a registered user to receive these benefits:
  • One-stop information source on the Australasian debt markets
  • Keep up to date with the deals and trends making headlines
  • Keep up to date with league tables
  • Access to email updates on trending deals and news
Register
Global Reach. Local Expertise
KangaNews is the trading name of BondNews Limited, a company registered in the UK and Australia. With our head office in Sydney and a satellite office in Europe, we are positioned to provide a one-stop information service on the Australasian fixed-income markets.
NEWS
START YOUR FREE TRIAL
© Copyright 2024 KangaNews Global Reach. Local Expertise About us Terms of Use Privacy Policy Contact