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EGBS: Cash Flows May Be Supportive Through the Rest Of October

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Eurozone net issuance is expected to be negative for the next three weeks, which may provide some underlying support to EGBs in the absence of fundamental drivers.

  • MNI estimates net issuance at negative E18.6bln this week, its most negative since W/C 12 August.
  • This reflects expected issuance of E26.2bln, redemptions of E41.8bln and coupon payments of E2.9bln.
  • The largest redemption this week will be E22.5bln from the 0% Oct-24 Bobl, which will be available for reinvestment from Wednesday. E14.6bln from an Italian CCTeu.
  • Notable upcoming redemptions over the rest of October include E12.6bln from a formerly 7- year Belgian OLO, E11.7bln from a formerly 10-year Austrian RAGB and E24.2bln from a formerly 10-year Spanish Obli.
  • For more, see the MNI EGB Issuance, Redemption and Cash Flow Matrix here.
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Eurozone net issuance is expected to be negative for the next three weeks, which may provide some underlying support to EGBs in the absence of fundamental drivers.

  • MNI estimates net issuance at negative E18.6bln this week, its most negative since W/C 12 August.
  • This reflects expected issuance of E26.2bln, redemptions of E41.8bln and coupon payments of E2.9bln.
  • The largest redemption this week will be E22.5bln from the 0% Oct-24 Bobl, which will be available for reinvestment from Wednesday. E14.6bln from an Italian CCTeu.
  • Notable upcoming redemptions over the rest of October include E12.6bln from a formerly 7- year Belgian OLO, E11.7bln from a formerly 10-year Austrian RAGB and E24.2bln from a formerly 10-year Spanish Obli.
  • For more, see the MNI EGB Issuance, Redemption and Cash Flow Matrix here.