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Fixed Income · 2026 Spanish Government Issuance

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固定收益 · 2026 西班牙政府债券发行

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Core conclusion · Tlines extraction

Intesa Sanpaolo forecasts Spain's 2026 government gross issuance at EUR 289 Bn and net issuance at EUR 59 Bn, with total redemptions of EUR 230 Bn. Bonos & Obligaciones account for EUR 165 Bn of gross issuance, Letras EUR 116 Bn, and Bonos-ei EUR 8 Bn. The report highlights increasing net issuance in Letras and a decline in Bonos net issuance compared to 2025, reflecting a shift in funding mix.

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

Key arguments

  • Gross issuance for 2026 is forecast at EUR 289 Bn, up from EUR 276 Bn in 2025.
  • Net issuance for 2026 is forecast at EUR 59 Bn, slightly lower than EUR 61 Bn in 2025.
  • Net issuance of Letras is expected to rise to EUR 7 Bn in 2026 from EUR 4 Bn in 2025.
  • Net issuance of Bonos & Obligaciones is expected to decline to EUR 44 Bn in 2026 from EUR 50 Bn in 2025.
  • Bonos-ei net issuance is forecast at EUR 8 Bn in 2026, up from EUR 7 Bn in 2025.

Key numbers

2026 Gross Issuance
EUR 289 Bn
2026 Net Issuance
EUR 59 Bn
2026 Redemptions
EUR 230 Bn
2026 Letras Gross Issuance
EUR 116 Bn
2026 Bonos & Oblig Gross Issuance
EUR 165 Bn
2026 Bonos-ei Gross Issuance
EUR 8 Bn
2026 Letras Net Issuance
EUR 7 Bn
2026 Bonos & Oblig Net Issuance
EUR 44 Bn

Main risks

  • Actual issuance may deviate from forecasts due to changes in fiscal needs or market conditions.
  • Higher-than-expected redemptions or lower rollover rates for Letras could affect net issuance.
  • Macroeconomic variables such as GDP growth and inflation may impact Spain's funding requirements.

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