BOJ sucks $11 billion from money market

Bank of Jamaica sucked more money from the financial market on Wednesday, April 5, pushing the total CDs outstanding to $99 billion, up from $89 a week ago, with the average rate holding steady under 8.5 percent for a second week but the total amount of CDs outstanding is still below the record of $109.5 billion on March 1.
The bank offered $34 billion in CDs and attracted $59.7 billion from 351 bids, with only 253 successful bids getting allocated funds. The offer elicited bids as high as 13.5 percent and as low as 8 percent. The interest rate for the highest successful bid was 8.749 percent and received 75.23 percent of the amount applied for, with the highest fully satisfied rate being 8.74 percent.
At the auction on March 29, a total of 438 bids amounting to $70 million chased after the $35 billion on offer, with 302 being successful at an average rate of 8.49 percent and resulting in $88.85 billion being quarantined by the central bank. The rate on CDs fell to an average of 8.85 at the March 22 auction from the prior auction rate of 10.54 percent.

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