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IGCP holds three Treasury Bond auctions today to raise up to 1,750 million euros

Jornal Económico9 September 2026 at 08:12

IGCP, the Treasury and Public Debt Management Agency, holds on Wednesday, September 9, three Treasury Bond auctions to raise between 1.5 and 1.75 billion euros on the markets. The agency indicated the indicative financing amount in a note released to the press the previous week.

The bonds being offered for sale have maturities of approximately three and eight years, with maturities scheduled for February 15, 2030, October 20, 2034, and June 15, 2035.

The article recalls that on July 8, IGCP managed to raise 1.262 billion euros through Treasury Bonds with maturities of approximately 10 and 16 years, achieving interest rates of 3.439% and 3.838%.

In the July operation, the Portuguese State financed itself through 703 million euros in OT 3.25% maturing on June 13, 2036, and 559 million euros in OT 1.15% maturing on April 11, 2042, amounts that fell within the range established for that operation.

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