The debt agency was able to raise 327 million euros through new government bonds during the past five registration days.
In the news: Four days later, government bonds filled government coffers with €327 million. This was announced by the Federal Debt Agency.
- The one-year variant – with a net return of 2.24 percent – has raised €151.4 million through financial institutions.
- Anyone who subscribes to eight-year government bonds will receive a net return of 1.96 percent. So far, the government has been able to raise 3.79 million euros through these government bonds. This also relates to the amount raised through participating banks.
- A total of 10,057 savers subscribed directly to government bonds amounting to 171.8 million euros.
Do not forget: The deadline ends today for those who register directly with the Treasury Department.
- Anyone who knocks on the door of one of the participating banks has until June 3. The case will be followed up on June 4.
I noticed: Financial institutions continue to launch alternatives to government bonds.
- Belvius issued one-year bonds on Wednesday. You can register until June 3. It is no coincidence that this is the same deadline for those who wish to invest part of their capital in government bonds through participating banks. You can register in multiples of €1,000. The semester begins on June 6.
- Anyone who signs up will receive a coupon worth a total of 3.2 percent. You still have to pay withholding tax (30%), which brings the net return to 2.24%. This is equivalent to one-year government bond yields.
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