SYDNEY, July 1 (Reuters) - The Australian branch of ABN AMRO

has priced a total of A$1.75 billion ($1.41 billion) in floating

and fixed rate government guaranteed notes due in 2010, sole lead

manager RBS said on Wednesday.

A A$750 million floating rate issue due July 5, 2010 priced

at 45 basis points above three-month BBSW. This issue was

expected to be rated at A-1+ by S&P and P-1 by Moody's.

A A$675 million floating rate issue due Oct. 6, 2010 priced

at 45 basis points above three-month BBSW. A A$325 million fixed

rate issue due Oct. 6, 2010 priced at 45 basis points above swap,

to yield 4.043 percent. The coupon is 4 percent and the capital

price was 99.943. These issues were expected to be rated AAA.

Settlement is on July 6. All the issues are guaranteed by the

Australian government.

Lead manager RBS is the parent of ABN AMRO Australia.

(Reporting by Wayne Cole)

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