At the time of pricing, yields on the serial bonds ranged from 5.50 percent in 1990 to 7.75 percent in 2008.
At the time of pricing, the dollar exchange rate stood at about 127.50 yen.
The 9.5 percent coupon was 1.53 percentage points over the yield on the 8 percent 10-year Treasury notes at the time of pricing.
The coupon was 1.47 percentage points over the 8 7/8 percent 30-year Treasury bond at the time of pricing.
The coupon was 76 basis points over the prevailing yield on the 9 percent three-year Treasury notes at the time of pricing.
Yields at the time of pricing ranged from 5 percent in 1989 to 7.65 percent in 2008.
The yield on the term bond at the time of pricing was 9 1/4 percent.
The yield over Treasury securities at the time of pricing was about 70 basis points.
At the time of pricing, the exchange rate for the lire was 1,245 to the dollar.
They were priced at par, 67 basis points over yields on two-year Treasury notes at the time of pricing.
