Austria just announced that the treasury intends to sell the 10Y RAGB 0.5% Feb29 and the 15Y RAGB 2.4%
May34 for a total of EUR 1.38bn at next week’s regular bond auction (Tuesday). The 10Y/15Y combination is
quite unusual. In spite of the political events in Austria over the past two weeks, RAGBs haven’t shown
any signs of weakness.
>Austria just announced that the treasury intends to sell the >10Y RAGB 0.5% Feb29 and the 15Y
RAGB 2.4% May34 for a total of >EUR 1.38bn at next week’s regular bond auction (Tuesday). The >10Y/15Y combination is quite unusual. In spite of the >political events in Austria over the
past two weeks, RAGBs >haven’t shown any signs of weakness.
>>Austria just announced that the treasury intends to sell >the >>10Y RAGB 0.5%
Feb29 and the 15Y RAGB 2.4% May34 for a >total of >>EUR 1.38bn at next week’s regular
bond auction (Tuesday). >The >>10Y/15Y combination is quite unusual. In spite of
the >>political events in Austria over the past two weeks, >RAGBs >>haven’t
shown any signs of weakness. > >Renditen Österreich am Sekundärmarkt: > >10Y 0,16%!! >15Y 0,54%
Die 15Y handelt bei 127, da läßt sich über das Agio
wunderbar die Verschuldungsquote drücken.
>>The 10Y/15Y combination is quite unusual. > >könnte sich um streuung der
fälligkeiten handeln?
Unusual weil das die gleiche Laufzeiten-bucket Investorengruppe
anspricht. Ich nehme an da wurde ihnen im Vorfeld besonderes Interesse für die 15Y signalisiert. (Sie
fragen immer die primary dealer ab wo die die größte Nachfrage erwarten)