Demand for Hungarian bonds reach "only" HUF 20 bn

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The outcome of the morning bond auction on Thursday suggested that the non-competitive tenders in the afternoon will be just as successful. However, Hungary’s Government Debt Management Agency (ÁKK) received hardly HUF 20 billion worth of bids, which the issuer accepted in full.
The ÁKK allotted HFU 52.5 billion worth of 3-yr, 5-yr and 10-yr benchmark bonds at today’s morning auctions. The exceptional demand suggested the non-competitive follow-up tenders will be just as successful. And it almost was, but demand was smaller than we expected.

Bids from primary dealers totalled HUF 5.3 bn for the 3-yr maturity, which were all accepted by the debt manager. Bids for the 5-yr and 10-yr instruments totalled HUF 8.3 bn and HUF 5.5 bn, respectively. These allotments were not outstanding compared to the previous auctions.
 

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