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Portugal's debt management agency IGCP sold €1.5 billion of bonds maturing in six and nine years, at yields of 2.572% and 3.058% respectively.
Portuguese banks are expected to maintain this year the profitability they achieved last year, benefiting from a “favourable economy”, Standard & Poor's says, and the agency sees banks increasingly putting excess liquidity into purchases of government debt. In a note published this Thursday, S&P projects that domestic banks ...
Portugal's Treasury agency IGCP placed €1.25 billion of government debt at an average rate of 1.990%.
The Treasury held this morning its first debt auction of 2026, in an operation carried out through the issuance of €1,250 million in Treasury Bills maturing on 20 November. The Republic had set an indicative amount between €1,000 million and €1,250 million. The operation, conducted by the Agency ...
