On February 4, Jin10 reported that Hauke Siemssen from Commerzbank highlighted the robust demand for Italy's newly issued 15-year government bonds, which bodes well for Belgium's upcoming 30-year bond issuance. Italy successfully issued €14 billion of new bonds maturing in October 2041. According to interest rate strategists, the bond attracted over €157 billion in orders, indicating strong investor demand at current valuation levels.
Commerzbank anticipates that Belgium's forthcoming bond, maturing in June 2056, will reach a size of €6 billion. In addition to Belgium's syndicate issuance, Germany plans to auction €4 billion of federal bonds maturing in November 2032.