German Financial Agency outlined a schedule that includes 16 paper auctions maturing in two years, totaling 70.5 billion euros; The first of these will take place on January 7th
The German government announced its intention to issue around 380 billion euros in federal bonds throughout 2025, according to information released by the German Financial Agency. This strategy aims to meet the country’s financing needs and will be carried out through scheduled auctions. Among the bonds to be issued, 240 billion euros will be allocated to conventional bonds, while 126 billion euros will be allocated to Treasury bonds. In addition, the issuance of green bonds is also in the plans, with an estimated total of between 13 and 15 billion euros, including a green Bund with a 10-year term, the first operation of which is scheduled for January 21, 2025.
The German Financial Agency has outlined a schedule that includes 16 auctions of Treasury notes due within two years, totaling 70.5 billion euros. The first of these auctions will take place on January 7, 2025. In addition, issues of 62.5 billion euros in federal notes with a five-year maturity and 64 billion euros in bonds with a ten-year maturity are planned. The plan also contemplates reopening Bunds with longer maturities, specifically 15 and 30 years. This approach aims to diversify investment options and meet market demand for different types of securities, reflecting the government’s strategy to strengthen its financial position.
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Published by Fernando Dias
