Italy sells EUR 2.0bln vs exp. EUR 1.75-2.0bln 2.20% 2028 BTP & EUR 2.0bln vs exp. EUR 1.5-2.0bln 1.10% 2031, 1.80% 2036 BTPei

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Italy sells EUR 2.0bln vs exp. EUR 1.75-2.0bln 2.20% 2028 BTP & EUR 2.0bln vs exp. EUR 1.5-2.0bln 1.10% 2031, 1.80% 2036 BTPei

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  • 2.20% 2028: b/c 1.78x (prev. 1.62x) & average yield 2.89% (prev. 2.16%)
  • 1.10% 2031 BTPei: b/c 1.67x (prev. 1.75x) & real yield 0.97% (prev. 0.84%)
  • 1.80% 2036 BTPei: b/c 1.67x (prev. 1.74x) & real yield 1.78% (prev. 1.51%)

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Italy's successful sale of BTP bonds, with strong bid-to-cover ratios indicating healthy demand, reflects a positive appetite for Italian debt amid rising yields. The increase in average yields relative to previous auctions suggests investors are adjusting to higher rate expectations, which could influence future issuance and pricing across the Eurozone's bond markets.

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