Israel files to sell USD 1.75bln of debt due 2056

Newsquawk Staff · Newswires · 7 Jan 2026, 11:29 UTC

Israel files to sell USD 1.75bln of debt due 2056.

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Israel's announcement to sell $1.75 billion in debt maturing in 2056 reflects its financing needs and may influence investor sentiment in the bond market. This move could affect yields on Israeli bonds and potentially have spillover effects on rates in the region, as well as on currency flows, particularly in USD and JPY pairs. Watch for shifts in investor appetite for long-duration debt as this auction approaches.

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