Fixed Income · 2026 Italian Government Issuance

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固定收益 · 2026 意大利政府债券发行

Intesa Sanpaolo09/17/2026updated 10/17/2026

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Intesa Sanpaolo forecasts Italian gross government issuance of EUR 539bn in 2026 against EUR 445bn of redemptions, leaving EUR 93bn of net issuance, up from EUR 63bn net BTP supply in 2025. BOTs account for EUR 184bn gross, BTPs EUR 247bn, with 10-year and 7-year tenors carrying the largest single-month benchmarks, including a EUR 17bn 10-year in April and a EUR 15bn 7-year in January.

Institution: Intesa Sanpaolo
Published: 09/17/2026
Research topic: Not explicitly stated
Time horizon: Not explicitly stated

Key arguments

Gross issuance rises to EUR 539bn from EUR 445bn of redemptions, so net supply settles near EUR 93bn.
BTP gross issuance of EUR 247bn dominates, with benchmarks front-loaded into January-June.
Net BTP issuance falls to EUR 63bn in 2026 from EUR 127bn in 2025, while net BOT supply is a marginal EUR 2bn.
Foreign investors hold 34% of the EUR 2,697bn stock; Bank of Italy and ECB shares fall a further EUR 40bn in 2026.

Key numbers

2026 gross issuance: EUR 539bn
2026 redemptions: EUR 445bn
2026 net issuance: EUR 93bn
Net BTP issuance 2025 vs 2026: EUR 127bn vs EUR 63bn
Foreign holding share of stock: 34% of EUR 2,697bn

Main risks

Forecasts are Intesa Sanpaolo estimates, not official MEF figures; monthly auction calendar can shift.
Italian banks and households absorbed EUR 38bn of supply in 2026; demand may not repeat at this pace.
Eurobond and inflation-linked issuance is small and lumpy, leaving benchmark BTP supply concentrated and price-sensitive.

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