Dutch 30 year pulls in Eu7.25bn of demand
The Netherlands’ Dutch direct auction of a new 30 year Dutch State Loan (DSL) proved a triumph in a week still beset by concerns about the euro. The Dutch State Treasury Agency (DSTA) sold Eu5.2bn of bonds to a European investor base eager to put money into one of the euro area’s strongest credits. Next week the UK’s DMO will test appetite for ultra long index-linked Gilts when it reopens its 2050 issue via syndication. Read EuroWeek on Friday for views on the DSL and expectations on the Gilt linker.
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