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Fixed Income · 2026 Euro Area Government Issuance

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固定收益 · 2026 欧元区政府债券发行

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Core conclusion · Tlines extraction

Intesa Sanpaolo's fixed income note projects 2026 euro area gross government issuance of EUR 1,484bn, down from EUR 1,330bn... correction: the comparison shows 2026 gross issuance of EUR 1,484bn versus EUR 1,330bn in the prior year, with redemptions of EUR 917bn leaving net issuance of EUR 567bn. Including EFSF/ESM/EU, net supply rises to EUR 681bn. Supply is front-loaded, with Q1 gross issuance of EUR 460bn and December dropping to EUR 42bn.

Institution
Intesa Sanpaolo
Published
09/25/2026
Research topic
Not explicitly stated
Time horizon
Not explicitly stated

Key arguments

  • 2026 euro area gross government issuance is projected at EUR 1,484bn, up from EUR 1,330bn in the prior year.
  • Redemptions of EUR 917bn leave net issuance of EUR 567bn; including EFSF/ESM/EU, net supply is EUR 681bn.
  • Issuance is front-loaded, with Q1 gross supply of EUR 460bn versus EUR 268bn in Q4.
  • Long-dated supply is material: 10-year at EUR 416bn, 5-7 year at EUR 429bn, 15-20 year at EUR 181bn and 30-year at EUR 99bn.

Key numbers

2026 gross government issuance
EUR 1,484bn
2026 redemptions
EUR 917bn
2026 net issuance
EUR 567bn
2026 net incl. EFSF/ESM/EU
EUR 681bn
Q1 2026 gross issuance
EUR 460bn

Main risks

  • The note contains no explicit market or policy risk assessment.
  • Issuance plans may change with fiscal, funding or calendar revisions.
  • The figures cover only euro area government issuance and exclude other supply sources.

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