China's central bank said on November 6 that it will issue two batches of bills worth 25 billion yuan ($3.77 billion) in Hong Kong on November 12.
This year's 10th batch of bills worth 10 billion yuan will mature in three months, and the 11th batch worth 15 billion yuan will mature in one year, according to a statement on the website of the People's Bank of China.
The move aims to enrich yuan-denominated products with high credit ratings in Hong Kong and improve the yield curve of yuan bonds, the statement said.
The bills will be issued through a platform of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, it added.
