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Slovak Republic Issues 10-Year Bond Valued at €2.5 Billion

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The Slovak Republic issued a new 10-year bond valued at €2.5 billion, which was its second and final syndicated issue of the year. The coupon rate was set at 4.25% per annum, achieving a final annual yield of 4.309%. The issue was priced at a spread of 77 basis points above the interest rate swap rate, equivalent to 81.3 basis points above the yield on the German government bond maturing in August 2036.

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The issuance attracted over 120 investors, with total demand exceeding €4.5 billion. The largest investor groups included banks and private banks (45%) and asset managers and investment funds (31%). Geographically, the largest share of the issue went to investors from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.

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