Germany to Post Biggest Rise in Gross Bond Supply in Eurozone in 2026 -- Market Talk

Dow Jones12-08

0636 GMT - The biggest year-over-year increase in eurozone gross government bond supply in 2026 is expected to come from Germany, Barclays's rates strategists say in a note. They forecast Germany's gross government issuance to rise about 60 billion euros year-over-year to around 350 billion euros next year, they say. This will correspond to net bond issuance of around 130 billion euros, a 30 billion increase year-over-year, they calculate. "We expect the remainder of Germany's around 180 billion euros total net borrowing to be financed by positive net t-bill issuance, potentially alongside repo transactions and residual cash balances," they say. The German Finance Agency is expected to publish 2026 borrowing plans on a yet-to-be announced date in December. (emese.bartha@wsj.com)

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