In the First Nine Months, Slovakia Has Already Sold Bonds Worth More than 10 Billion Euros.
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Large syndicated issues dominate the lending markets, but there is also growing interest among ordinary citizens in borrowing money from the state.
Slovakia sold government bonds worth a total of 10.267 billion euros in the first nine months of this year. This follows from the current monthly report of the Agency for Debt and Liquidity Management (ARDAL). From January to September, Slovakia borrowed 4.585 billion euros through regular monthly auctions, 5.264 billion euros through syndicated sales, and bonds intended for ordinary citizens brought in 417 million euros, the agency calculated. …
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