The 28-day Treasury Bill is the shortest standard T-Bill tenor in Ethiopia.
It's designed for investors who prioritise flexibility, short commitment periods, and quicker access to funds than longer tenors.
If you want a short-duration, government-backed investment, this may be a practical starting point.
What is the 28-Day T-Bill?
A 28-day Treasury Bill is a short-term government investment that matures in just four weeks. Like other T-Bills, you buy it below face value and receive the full amount at maturity, your return is the difference. Because the period is short, it's often considered the most flexible standard option.
Who might consider it, and why choose it?
- +Short commitment period. Funds are tied up for only 28 days, the shortest standard option.
- +Greater flexibility. A shorter period lets you reassess market conditions more often.
- +Faster access to funds. Your investment is returned relatively quickly.
- +Easier starting point. The short timeline can feel easier for first-time investors to manage.
Things to consider & next steps
- –Returns may be lower. Short tenors can pay less than longer maturities, depending on the market.
- –Frequent reinvestment. To stay invested, you may need to join auctions more often.
- –Returns can change quickly. With regular short-term auctions, yields can move between auctions.
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