Hungary completed a EUR 3 billion issue of euro bonds on Monday, the Government Debt Management Agency (ÁKK) has said in a statement.
As MTI reported Tuesday morning, ÁKK sold EUR 1.5 billion of a five-year bond and EUR 1.5 billion of a ten-year bond.
The five-year bond had a yield of 3.62% and a spread of 80 basis points over mid-swaps. The ten-year bond had a yield of 4.282% and a spread of 125 basis points over mid-swaps. The bonds were both priced 35 basis points tighter than the original yield indication, ÁKK said.
During the course of book building, close to EUR 10 billion of interest was indicated, it added.
Hungary issued foreign-currency bonds for the second time this year. In January, it also issued euro-denominated bonds worth EUR 3 billion, of which EUR 1 billion were green bonds.
The EUR 2 billion bond, with a 7-year maturity and due in 2033, carried a coupon rate of 4.25% with a yield spread of 160 basis points. The EUR 1 billion, 12-year green bond, maturing in 2038, carried an interest rate of 4.875% with a yield spread of 195 basis points.
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