© Reuters. The Treasury expects to capture up to 12,750 million this week in two auctions
Madrid, Apr 10 (.).- The Spanish Public Treasury, after almost a month without going to the market, will hold two debt auctions this week, one for six- and twelve-month bills, and others for bonds and obligations, in which it expects to attract between 10,250 and 12,750 million euros.
The first of the two bids will be held tomorrow and in it Spain has set itself the objective of placing between 4,500 and 5,500 million euros in bills for six and twelve months.
The last auction of this type of debt was on March 7, and on that occasion the six-month bills came out at a marginal return of 3.164%, and the twelve-month bills, 3.335%.
In this bid, the demand from individuals was very high, as has been the case in recent months.
The second Treasury auction this week will be on Thursday and will offer investors three-year bonds, 10-year notes and other 15-year inflation-indexed notes.
In this bid, the Treasury will also reopen, for the fourth time, its green bond, whose inaugural issue was in September 2021.
Afterwards, it has carried out several reopenings in March, May and November 2022.
In Thursday’s auction, the issue target ranges between 5,750 and 7,250 million euros.
