A total of 964 bids were allotted US$40.8 million with US$6.1 million going to small businesses and US$34.7 million to large companies.
More than 320 bids were disqualified.
The lowest offer was $100 and the highest $125.
The central bank’s Monetary Policy Committee said that the last auction for this year will be on 14 December and the first for 2022 on 11 January.
The Committee resolved to maintain the existing monetary policy stance as follows:
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