The big picture
Two central banks published operational notices: an updated schedule of securities eligible as collateral for its lending operations, and an announcement of a deposit certificate auction together with routine transfers. Both are standing administrative releases that restate how existing facilities operate rather than changing any policy stance, and neither carries a signal for sovereign debt or the rate path. Nothing published today establishes a claim about the direction of fiscal or monetary policy.
In brief
Rates & Bonds 2 items
Two central banks priced instruments on consecutive days, the CBR fixing its collateral price at 97.92% of nominal and the Central Bank of Iraq its transfer auction rate at 5.25%. Both are administered prices set inside each bank's own operating framework rather than market-determined yields, so the levels describe the two institutions' liquidity arrangements more than a traded curve.