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Fixed Income · 2026 Euro Area Government Issuance

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固定收益 · 欧元区政府债券发行

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Core conclusion · Tlines extraction

Intesa Sanpaolo forecasts total 2026 euro area government gross issuance of EUR 1,493bn, up from EUR 1,330bn in 2025, with net issuance of EUR 576bn and EUR 693bn including EFSF/ESM/EU. The largest issuers are Germany (EUR 354bn), Italy (EUR 359.5bn), France (EUR 363bn), and Spain (EUR 173bn). 10-year maturities dominate the curve at EUR 409bn, while 5-7 year and 2-3 year buckets also see significant supply. Green bond issuance is projected at EUR 68bn across the region.

Institution
Intesa Sanpaolo
Published
09/04/2026
Research topic
Not explicitly stated
Time horizon
Not explicitly stated

Key arguments

  • Total 2026 EGB gross issuance is forecast at EUR 1,493bn, up from EUR 1,330bn in 2025.
  • Net issuance is projected at EUR 576bn (EUR 693bn including EFSF/ESM/EU).
  • France leads gross issuance at EUR 363bn, followed by Italy (EUR 359.5bn) and Germany (EUR 354bn).
  • The 10-year bucket is the largest maturity segment at EUR 409bn.
  • Green bond issuance across the euro area is forecast at EUR 68bn.

Key numbers

2026 Gross Issuance
1493
2026 Net Issuance
576
2026 Net incl EFSF/ESM/EU
693
France Gross
363
Italy Gross
359.5
Germany Gross
354
Green Bonds
68

Main risks

  • Higher-than-expected supply could pressure long-end yields, especially in 10-year and 30-year segments.
  • Redemption spike in March and April could lead to temporary market volatility.
  • Green bond issuance may fall short if project pipelines are delayed.
  • Fiscal changes or macroeconomic shocks could alter issuance plans.

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