Treasury's euro-denominated bond issuance: Demand triples

Demand for the Treasury and Finance Ministry's euro-denominated bond issue has tripled.

The Treasury's euro-denominated bond issue, due in 2031, reached 1.5 billion euros, with demand exceeding three times the issuance amount.

According to the statement by the Ministry of Treasury and Finance, BNP Paribas, Citibank, ING Bank and Standard Chartered were authorized on July 10, 2025, to issue a euro-denominated bond with a maturity of 2031 within the framework of the 2025 external financing program.

According to Bloomberg HT , the issue was concluded on the same day and the issuance amount was recorded as 1.5 billion euros.

The coupon and yield rates of the bond due August 17, 2031, were 5.200 percent.

Approximately 140 investors submitted requests for the issue, more than three times the issue amount.

Thirty-three percent of the bonds were sold to investors in Britain, 30 percent in the United States, 21 percent in other European countries, 9 percent in the Middle East, 5 percent in Türkiye and 2 percent in other countries.

“With this bond issuance, a total of approximately USD 8.75 billion in financing has been secured from international capital markets in 2025,” the statement said.