PDMA: Auction of annual bonds on March 4
An auction of 52-week Greek government bonds will take place on March 4, 2026, amounting to 400 million euros.
Are banks buying too much government debt? The supervision is looking into the situation
The financial supervisory authority in Poland is examining the increasing share of government bonds in banks' balance sheets as their involvement continues to grow.
Does Macron resign as President of France? French bonds plummet due to rumor
Rumors of President Emmanuel Macron's potential resignation caused a significant drop in French government bonds, but were quickly denied by a close associate of the president.
The Bonar 2027 remained oversubscribed: buyers accessed only 28.7% of what was requested
The Argentine government has successfully issued $100 million in Bonar 2027 bonds, despite receiving offers totaling $348 million, resulting in a significant oversubscription.
Starting Monday, the state will again begin selling bonds for people. Last year they sold out quickly
The Slovak government is set to relaunch the sale of bonds for the public with lower interest rates than last year, aiming to make them an attractive investment alternative amid changing market conditions.
Thanks to strong demand, the Government placed the dollar bond at a rate of 5.89%
Argentina's government successfully issued a dollar bond with a rate of 5.89% driven by strong investor demand, significantly exceeding its projected target.
Due in 2027: the Government launches a dollar bond with monthly payments to entice savers
The Argentine government has announced a new dollar-denominated bond aimed at attracting retail investors with a monthly interest payment.
Cohesion in the Government Coalition: The Coalition Practices Give and Take
This article discusses the ongoing negotiations and legislative actions between the Union and SPD in the German Bundestag, focusing on a new asylum package and labor law that are being introduced this week.
The Government offers locally another dollar bond for US$2000 million
The Argentine government will begin issuing a new dollar bond worth US$2000 million this week to address upcoming debt repayments.
Btp Valore, the new placement is coming. Characteristics, yields, and taxes: what you need to know
A new retail bond called Btp Valore will be launched on March 2, aimed at individual investors.
Golden Weddings Ceremony Honoring the Elderly: "After 50 Years Together, We Still Sleep Spoon-Style"
The local government of Torrejón de Ardoz annually hosts a ceremony for couples celebrating 50 years of marriage, providing them an opportunity to renew their vows and celebrate their long-lasting bonds.
Dollars from the Mattress: The Government Opens the Door to Brokerage Firms and Crypto Platforms
The Argentine government has authorized brokerage firms and crypto asset service providers to accept previously informal dollars, stocks, bonds, and tokens under a simplified tax regime.
61 Bills to be Submitted: National Intelligence Bureau, Special Deficit Bonds... Prime Minister Takaichi Shows Enthusiasm for Imperial Household Law
Japan's government plans to submit 61 bills aimed at strengthening intelligence functions and modifying laws related to fiscal policies and the Imperial Household.
Economy will carry out another debt swap in pesos tied to the dollar tomorrow
The Argentine government will conduct its third debt swap this year involving dollar-linked bonds to manage economic conditions and extend maturities slightly.
The confidence in the stability of the currency
The Argentine government’s adherence to the old Consumer Price Index formula has raised concerns about the trustworthiness of public statistics and inflation data, leading to an increase in country risk and a fall in Argentine bonds.
The market after the labor reform: how the Merval and the dollar respond today
The Argentine market reacts positively to the government’s labor reform with a decrease in the official exchange rate and an increase in sovereign bonds.
Chinese banks are to avoid American bonds, government requests
The Czech government advises Chinese banks to refrain from investing in American bonds due to various geopolitical tensions.
Hellenic Public Debt Management Agency: Reissuing 10-year bond through auction
Greece's Public Debt Management Agency is reissuing a 10-year bond through an auction scheduled for February 11, 2026, aiming to attract investor demand and improve secondary market liquidity.
Strengthening arguments for supplementary budget formation in the first half of the year… Government bond rates surge by 0.323% in a month
Discussions of a supplementary budget in South Korea are intensifying following President Lee Jae-myung's remarks, prompting a increase in government bond rates amid expectations of higher bond issuance due to the budget.
The 1,500 Times Greece is Mentioned in the Epstein Archives
The Epstein archives contain messages and references related to Greece, the Eurozone, bank rescues, Greek debt swaps, Greek banks, government bonds, and investment opportunities in Greek financial products from 2012 to 2015.
Barclays: Greek bonds withstand and political risk remains manageable
Barclays maintains a positive outlook on Greek government bonds, noting that despite high debt levels, the downward trend supports Greek spreads amid manageable political risk.
Pay Putin for the Tsar's Debts. Americans Sue Russia
A U.S. investment fund, Noble Capital RSD, has filed a federal lawsuit against the Russian government, claiming that Russia is liable for Imperial Russian bonds issued in 1916, amounting to $225.8 billion.
Record Demand for U.S. Treasury Bonds.. Here Are the Biggest Buyers
Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds reached an all-time high of $9.355 trillion in November, following a two-month decline, as market sentiment improved after the federal government ended its longest shutdown in history.
The spread goes below 60. Production also restarts
The spread between Btp and Bund has fallen to 59.9, below the symbolic threshold of 60 basis points for the first time since 2008, reflecting market stability amid cautious economic management by the Italian government.
The Strange Case of San Sebastián: the Only City in Spain Where Rental Returns No Longer Exceed Those of the 10-Year Bond
San Sebastián is experiencing a downturn in rental profitability, with even the cheapest available rental property costing 1,200 euros per month, which does not exceed the returns offered by government bonds.
Greece: Investors Suddenly Queuing Up
Amidst past financial troubles, Greece experiences a record demand from investors for its new ten-year government bond, raising four billion euros and covering nearly half of its annual borrowing needs.
The book of offers for the Greek 10-year bond opens – Target is to raise approximately €3 billion.
The Greek government has opened the book of offers for its 10-year bond, aiming to raise around €3 billion with significant investor interest.
Greece prepares first bond issuance for 2026
Greece is set to issue its first government bond for 2026, appointing six banks as joint lead managers for the new 10-year bond.
Record Rise in Venezuelan Bonds After Maduro's Arrest
Venezuelan government bonds and those of state oil company PDVSA saw a sharp increase following the arrest of President Nicolas Maduro by U.S. forces in Caracas, sparking expectations of a potential political shift and a complex sovereign debt restructuring.
Italian BTPs, a 2025 like a superstar
Italy's BTPs have seen a remarkable year, with the yield spread against German bonds dropping to a 16-year low of 65 basis points compared to 240 basis points at the end of 2022, driven by strong demand for Italian government bonds.