Slovenia to issue new 30-year bond

Slovenia to issue new 30-year bond

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Slovenia has given banks the mandate to organise the issue of a new 30-year bond maturing in 2055, CE Report quotes STA.

The bond is expected to be issued later this week, continuing the state's long-standing practice of borrowing in the first days of the year.

In 2025 the state can borrow up to EUR 4.58 billion.

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