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Back|Mef: Btp and Ccteu placed for 8 billion, yields rising
Mef: Btp and Ccteu placed for 8 billion, yields rising
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ANSA Economia·1 hour ago·Business·1 min read·🇮🇹Italy·

Mef: Btp and Ccteu placed for 8 billion, yields rising

3.5 billion for 5 years and 3 billion for 10 years assigned. Yields at 4.08% and 4.58% respectively

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  • The Mef has placed government bonds for 8 billion euros with rising yields.
  • 3.5 billion 5-year BTPs assigned at 4.08%, 3 billion 10-year BTPs at 4.58% and 1.5 billion CCTeus at 3.38%.

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The Ministry of Economy and Finance regularly places government bonds to finance public debt.

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The Mef has placed government bonds for a total of 8 billion euros at auction with rising yields.

In detail, 3.5 billion of the 5-year 3.95% BTP with maturity in February 2032 were assigned at a yield of 4.08% (+63 basis points), in addition 3 billion of the 10-year 4% BTP (maturity in October 2036) at a yield of 4.58% (+49 basis points).

1.5 billion of the 10-year CCTeu were then placed (maturity 15-04-2036) with a gross yield of 3.38%.

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This article was originally published by ANSA Economia.

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  • The Mef has placed government bonds for 8 billion euros with rising yields.
  • 3.5 billion 5-year BTPs assigned at 4.08%, 3 billion 10-year BTPs at 4.58% and 1.5 billion CCTeus at 3.38%.

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