Updated:01/13/2021 20: 36h
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The Public Treasury has raised 10 billion euros this Wednesday with the issuance of a new 10-year government bond, which has registered a record demand above 130,000 million euros, before which the agency has decided to reduce the interest rate and save costs, reducing demand to about 56,000 million euros, according to sources from the Ministry of Affairs Economic and Digital Transformation.
It is a new 10-year syndicated State Obligation with faithexpiration date on April 30, 2031, according to market data, whose syndication has been commissioned by the Treasury to BBVA, Citi, HSBC, JP Morgan, Santander and Société Générale. The bond has a ciborium of 0.10% and a yield of 0.114%, equivalent to four basis points above the current 10-year reference, as reported by the Treasury at the close of the issue.
The final demand has been distributed among 292 investor accounts. Non-resident investors have reached a 79.4% stake in the operation. The countries that stand out the most are the United Kingdom and Ireland with 15.4%; France and Italy, with 14.7%; Germany, Austria and Switzerland, with 9%; the Scandinavian countries, with 8.5%; and other European investors, with 13.6%. Outside of Europe, Asia has participated with 11.5% of the transaction, while …
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