Bond rate

The price at which government bonds are bought and sold. When a government loan is issued, the nominal price of the bonds is set, certifying that the bond represents a certain amount of capital temporarily used by the government. This amount is included in the government debt and is paid by bondholders at maturity. The state establishes issue rate - the price at which bonds are sold to banks. The market price is the price at which bonds are bought and sold on the loan capital market. The establishment of the exchange rate is regulated by the current norms and established practice, depends on the nominal interest, on the amount of the loan interest and on the general conjuncture.