TABLE-Czech Q2 state debt edges up to CZK 729 bln

    Sept 15 (Reuters) - The Czech Republic's gross central 
government debt rose to 728.9 billion crowns ($32.61 billion) at 
the end of June, from 698.2 billion at the end of March, the 
Finance Ministry said on Friday. 
    The table details the structure of state debt at the end of 
the period. 
    The headline number had previously been released on July 10. 
 
                         JUNE 06     MAR 06    DEC 05    JUNE 05 
GOVERNMENT DEBT (CZK bln) 
 total outstanding        728.9      698.2     691.2      643.6 
  internal                611.4      582.5     581.8      537.8 
   treasury bonds         532.1      495.7     487.5      428.8 
   treasury bills          79.3       86.8      94.2      109.0 
  external                117.5      115.6     109.4      105.9 
 debt guaranteed by govt  444.1      444.9     468.1      523.8 
    NOTE. The table is prepared under IMF methodology. Data show 
levels at the end of the period mentioned. Figures are rounded 
and include central government liabilities in bonds, loans and 
other instruments but not the debt or liabilities from 
off-budget funds, social insurance funds or other government or 
quasi-government institutions. 
 
 (Reporting by Mirka Krufova in Prague) 
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