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EUROZONE ISSUANCE
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Germany, Netherlands and Austria come to the Sovereign bond
market Tuesday. In total Issuance is expected to be little changed this week at
E15.5bln vs E15.99bln issued last week.
- ISSUANCE: Netherlands starts things off with re-opening of 10-yr 0.75% Jul-28
DSL for E1.5-E2.5bln. Germany taps 15-yr 0.50% Apr-30 Bundei for E0.5bln and
30-yr 0.10% Apr-46 Bundei for E0.3bln. Austria then re-opens 10-yr 0.75% Feb-28
RAGB and 30-yr 1.50% Feb-47 RAGB for combined total of E1.15bln. Still to come
this week, on Wednesday Germany re-opens 1.25% Apr-46 Buxl for max E1.5bln.
Portugal then tap 4.95% Oct-23 PGB and 2.125% Oct-28 PGB for combined total of
E1.0-E1.25bln. On Thursday there is a good chance Ireland tap 5-yr and 10-yr IGB
for around E1bln with announcement Tuesday. Rounding things off on Friday Italy
has m/l-term BTP auction with announcement made on Tuesday but expected to be
for up to E8bln.
- CASH FLOWS: Very light cash flows this week, with no redemptions payments
scheduled and only coupon payments worth a total of E243mln that leaves net cash
flow positive to tune of E15.3bln

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