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EUROZONE ISSUANCE

The EU, Italy, Estonia, Austria, Germany, Ireland and potentially Croatia and Spain all look to issue this week. We pencil in gross nominal issuance of E24.1bln excluding retail operations, down from E37.0bln last week.

  • The EU is scheduled to hold a dual-tranche 7/20-year syndication today with the 7-year 1.625% Dec-29 EU-bond (ISIN: EU000A3K7MW2) on offer alongside the 20-year 3.375% Nov-42 EU-bond (ISIN: EU000A3K4DV0).
  • Estonia held investor calls yesterday ahead of a tap of the 10-year 4.00% Oct-32 Estonia (ISIN: XS2532370231). The transaction will have a size of E500mln WNG.
  • Croatia also held investor calls yesterday ahead of a potential new 12-year issue.
  • We continue to pencil in a Spain syndication for this week with a new 10-year Oct-33 Obli due to be launched some time in June. We look for a transaction size of E10-15bln.
  • Austria will kick off auctions for the week this morning with a combined E1.495bln on offer of the on-the-run 10-year 2.90% Feb-33 RAGB (ISIN: AT0000A324S8) and the 0.25% Oct-36 RAGB (ISIN: AT0000A2T198) on offer.
  • Germany will also come to the market this morning for an Index-linked Bund auction. E400mln of the 0.10% Apr-33 ILB (ISIN: DE0001030583) will be on offer alongside E200mln of the 0.10% Apr-46 ILB (ISIN: DE0001030575).
For more on this week's issuance and a look ahead to next week's supply see the PDF here:

EZ230606.pdf

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