The latest Seychelles Treasury Bill rates published by the Central Bank of Seychelles for the 91-day, 182-day and 365-day maturities.
Latest weighted auction yields by instrument and maturity. Coupon rates and prices are not substituted for market yields.
Dated primary-market results from Central Bank of Seychelles market information. Amounts are shown in millions of SCR.
| Auction date | Instrument | Tenor | Yield | Offered | Allotted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 17, 2026 | T-Bill | 365-day | 2.5000% | — | — |
| Jul 17, 2026 | T-Bill | 91-day | 2.3800% | — | — |
| Jul 17, 2026 | T-Bill | 182-day | 2.4800% | — | — |
Source: Central Bank of Seychelles market information.
The Central Bank of Seychelles publishes a compact official market feed for the three standard Treasury Bill maturities. These rates provide the clearest current benchmark for short-term Seychelles-rupee government funding.
Rates can change at weekly auctions. Mansa retains dated observations so readers can distinguish today's published curve from older auction levels.
Local terminology: Treasury Bills · 91/182/365-day · Seychelles rupee.
Seychelles government-security observations as of Jul 17, 2026 are: 91-day 2.3800%, 182-day 2.4800%, 365-day 2.5000%. These are dated primary-market yields from Central Bank of Seychelles, not indicative rates entered manually by Mansa Markets.
Central Bank of Seychelles publishes or administers the official government-securities results used on this page. Instruments are denominated in SCR, and Mansa Markets retains the official auction date with every validated observation.
Seychelles market terminology includes Treasury Bills · 91/182/365-day · Seychelles rupee. Treasury bills are short-term government instruments, while government bonds have longer maturities. Coupon rates, prices and weighted auction yields are different measures and are not substituted for one another on this page.
Mansa Markets checks Central Bank of Seychelles market information on its official publication schedule and updates this page after a new release passes validation. The “Last rate update” date reflects the underlying auction observation rather than a website deployment or page request.
