Ireland to auction €1bn 2026s

Ben Jaglom

February 08, 2016 02:00 PM

Fitch ratings

Ireland is to auction €1bn of May 2026 bonds on Thursday in the wake of an upgrade of the sovereign's credit rating by Fitch.

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