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Italy sells EUR 8.0bln vs exp. EUR 6.25-8.0bln 2.40% 2029, 3.30% 2033 and 3.95% 2041 BTP

Italy's successful bond auction may indicate strong demand for its debt, as it sold EUR 8.0 billion, exceeding expectations.

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Italy sells EUR 8.0bln vs exp. EUR 6.25-8.0bln 2.40% 2029, 3.30% 2033 and 3.95% 2041 BTP

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  • 2.40% 2029: b/c 1.68x (prev. 1.61x), average yield 2.91% (prev. 2.75%)
  • 3.30% 2033: b/c 1.54x, average yield 3.51%
  • 3.95% 2041: b/c 1.70x, average yield 4.27%
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The increase in bid-to-cover ratios suggests healthy interest, although the average yields are notably higher than previous auctions. This could signal market pricing in greater risk, impacting perceptions of Italian credit and possibly influencing broader Eurozone yields and risk sentiment.

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