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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Intesa Sanpaolo projects euro area gross government issuance at EUR 1494 billion in 2026, up from EUR 1330 billion in 2025, with net issuance rising from EUR 486 billion to EUR 577 billion. The report details monthly and quarterly issuance by issuer and maturity, highlighting increased supply from France, Germany, and Italy, and a notable rise in long-dated (15-20 year) issuance.
- Institution
- Intesa Sanpaolo
- Published
- 08/28/2026
- Research topic
- Not explicitly stated
- Time horizon
- Not explicitly stated
Key arguments
- 2026 gross issuance is forecast at EUR 1494 billion vs 1330 billion in 2025, a 12% increase.
- Net issuance is projected at EUR 577 billion in 2026, up from EUR 486 billion in 2025.
- Supply increase is driven by France, Germany, Italy, and the Netherlands, with gross issuance rising by EUR 57-61 billion each for France and Germany.
- Long-dated issuance (15-20 year) rises to EUR 183 billion in 2026 from EUR 132 billion in 2025, as governments extend maturities.
- Green bond issuance is expected at EUR 68 billion in 2026, slightly below the 2025 level of EUR 73 billion.
Key numbers
- 2026 gross issuance
- EUR 1494 bln
- 2025 gross issuance
- EUR 1330 bln
- 2026 net issuance
- EUR 577 bln
- 2025 net issuance
- EUR 486 bln
- 15-20 year issuance 2026
- EUR 183 bln
- Green bond issuance 2026
- EUR 68 bln
Main risks
- Higher-than-expected inflation could force central banks to maintain restrictive policy, increasing funding costs and potentially altering issuance plans.
- Geopolitical tensions or economic slowdown could reduce demand for euro area debt, widening spreads.
- Fiscal slippage in major issuers like Italy or France could lead to rating downgrades and higher risk premia.
- Unexpected changes in redemption schedules or buyback operations could affect net issuance figures.
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