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EGB FUNDING UPDATE: Netherlands 2025 Borrowing Requirement Update

EGB FUNDING UPDATE
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DSTA notes the borrowing requirement for 2025 is now estimated at 106.4 billion (€1.4 billion higher than the previous estimate). The higher overall borrowing will be funded in full by an increase in money market issuance.

  • "The call on the capital market remains unaltered at € 40 billion."
  • The borrowing "estimate is surrounded by uncertainty due to several factors in the government finances. Historically, this has led to a lower funding realization at the end of the year compared with the announcement in the beginning of the year."
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DSTA notes the borrowing requirement for 2025 is now estimated at 106.4 billion (€1.4 billion higher than the previous estimate). The higher overall borrowing will be funded in full by an increase in money market issuance.

  • "The call on the capital market remains unaltered at € 40 billion."
  • The borrowing "estimate is surrounded by uncertainty due to several factors in the government finances. Historically, this has led to a lower funding realization at the end of the year compared with the announcement in the beginning of the year."