Germany sells EUR 0.993bln vs exp. EUR 1.0bln 2.10% 2029 and EUR 0.483bln vs exp. EUR 0.5bln 2.50% 2035 Green Bunds

The recent German bond auction saw mixed results, with a slight miss on the amount sold compared to expectations.

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  • 2.10% 2029 Green: b/c 3.14x (prev. 3.2x), average yield 2.68% (prev. 2.02%) & retention 0.7% (prev. 1.2%)
  • 2.50% 2035 Green: b/c 2.61x (prev. 1.5x), average yield 3% (prev. 2.93%) & retention 3.3% (prev. 12.13%)
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The average yields have notably increased, especially for the longer-dated 2035 Green Bund, indicating a shift in market sentiment towards higher yields amidst potential inflationary pressures. The retention rates are also down, suggesting a decreased demand for these securities, which could impact future financing costs for Germany.

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