Germany sells EUR 3.811bln vs exp. EUR 5.0bln 2.10% 2028 Schatz: b/c 1.5x (prev. 1.61x), average yield 2.62% (prev. 2.72%), retention 23.78% (prev. 22.6%)

The German Schatz auction saw a weaker than expected result, with sold amounts falling short of the targeted EUR 5 billion, indicating diminished demand relative to the supply.

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Germany sells EUR 3.811bln vs exp. EUR 5.0bln 2.10% 2028 Schatz: b/c 1.5x (prev. 1.61x), average yield 2.62% (prev. 2.72%), retention 23.78% (prev. 22.6%)

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The average yield also came down slightly from the previous auction, suggesting lowered investor appetite for duration and potentially impacting future rate expectations. This could signal a change in market sentiment towards risk and rate policies in the Eurozone, warranting close attention in fixed income markets.

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