The Treasury placed on the market Treasury bills for 6,5 billion euros with a 12-month maturity at an interest rate of 0,65%, up on the all-time lows recorded at 0,589% last month. Demand, amounting to 10,6 billion euro, was in any case growing compared to April (1,64 times the offer against 1,36) and represents a significant test in view of the placement of the BTP scheduled for tomorrow.
Auction Bot, demand and rates rise
The Treasury has placed on the market Treasury bonds for 6,5 billion euros with a 12-month maturity at an interest rate of 0,65%, up on the all-time lows recorded at 0,589% last month.
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