Islamic Treasury Bill Yields to Maturity Fall 3.36 Percentage Points in the Week to 15 Mehr, to 40.17 Percent

Data from the Securities and Exchange Organization's Economic Analysis and Risk Office, relayed by Boursenews, show that the yield to maturity (YTM) of Islamic treasury bills fell 3.36 percentage points from the first day of last week (Saturday 11 Mehr 1405) to Wednesday 7 October 2026 (15 Mehr 1405), reaching 40.17 percent. A lower yield means higher prices for these bills.

Over the same stretch, from Saturday 11 to Wednesday 15 Mehr, retail trading volume in Islamic treasury bills (Ekhza) totalled 20,093,000 bills. The highest daily volume was on 13 Mehr at about 6,840,000 bills and the lowest on 15 Mehr at about 2,352,000 bills.

The report only recounts the movement in yield and retail volume; it offers no explanation for the fall in yield and no outlook.