IGCP - Treasury and Public Debt Management Agency announced this Friday that it will hold, next Wednesday, January 20, two auctions of the Treasury Bill (BT) lines with a global indicative amount between 1.250 million euros and 1.500 million euros, at six and 12 months - with maturities on July 16, 2021 and January 21, 2022.

This Wednesday, January 13, the IGCP issued a total of 1.250 million euros, in a double auction of Treasury Bonds (OT) with maturities in 2030 and 2035, having first paid a negative rate to sell debt at 10 years.

The agency led by Cristina Casalinho issued 500 million euros in OT with maturity in October 2030 and 750 million in debt with maturity in October 2035.

In 10-year debt, the Treasury paid a placement fee of -0,012%. The last placement of this maturity occurred on September 9, when Portugal paid a fee of 0,329%. To date, the IGCP had only achieved negative OT maturity rates, those of six and eight years. In October, in the last auction held, the Treasury paid a rate of -0,085% to issue eight-year debt.

This Wednesday, at the longest maturity, IGCP paid a 0,319% placement fee.