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MNI EGB Issuance, Redemption and Cash Flow Matrix - W/C Mar 14

  • Germany, Finland, Spain and France are due to sell bonds next week. We look for E27.0bln of gross nominal issuance, up from E14.1bln this week.
  • The week ahead sees an Irish redemption of E6.8bln (initially a 7-year bond), coupons payments of E4.9bln (of which E2.6bln are Italian).
  • With estimated gross nominal issuance of E27.0bln, net flows for next week are estimated at positive E15.3bln (following negative flows of E0.1bln this week).
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Week Ahead Supply:

  • Germany will kick off issuance for the week on Tuesday, with E5.5bln of the 0% Mar-24 Schatz on offer.
  • Finland will also come to the market on Tuesday, with E1.0bln of the 10-year 0.125% Sep-31 RFGB on offer.
  • On Wednesday, Germany will return to the market to reopen the 10-year 0% Feb-32 Bund, with E4.0bln on offer.
  • Spain will come to the market on Thursday to sell the on-the-run 3-year 0% May-25 Bono, the off-the-run 1.40% Jul-28 Obli and the on-the-run 0.70% Apr-32 Obli. Issuance volumes will be announced on Monday.
  • France will conclude Eurozone issuance for the week on Thursday with a MT OAT auction followed by a linker auction one hour later. On offer will be E9.0-10.0bln of MT OATs: the 0.50% May-26 OAT, the benchmark 5-year 0% Feb-27 OAT and 0.50% May-29 OATs.
  • At the following linker auction, E1.0-1.5bln of OATeis will be on offer: the 10-year 0.10% Jul-31, the 15-year 0.10% Jul-36 and the 30-year 0.10% Jul-53 OATei.

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