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Spain sells EUR 5.86bln vs exp. EUR 5-6bln 2.35% 2029 Bono & 3.50% 2041, 1.45% 2071 Bonds

Spain's bond auction saw strong demand, especially for the 1.45% 2071 bonds, which experienced a higher bid-to-cover ratio compared to previous auctions.

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  • 1.45% 2071: b/c 3.52x (prev. 1.26x) & average yield 4.042% (prev. 3.874%)
  • 3.50% 2041: b/c 2.03x (prev. 2.05x) & average yield 3.616% (prev. 3.616%)
  • 2.35% 2029: b/c 1.51x & average yield 2.342%
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The average yields are higher across the board, indicating that investors are pricing in higher rates, which may reflect broader market sentiments about inflation and future policy moves. This could impact Spain's borrowing costs and influence sentiment in the Eurozone fixed income market.

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