Report: issuance of long-term bonds in Eurozone countries is expected to slow down in March.

LBBW's Elmar Voelker stated in a report that compared to the situation so far this year, the issuance of 10-year and longer term government bonds in the Eurozone is expected to decrease in March. The senior fixed income analyst said, "According to our forecast, the cumulative share of 10-year and longer term bonds in the total issuance will decrease to around 42%, falling below 50% for the first time this year." He mentioned that Germany's share in the total issuance in March is expected to rise from 20% to around 25%, reaching the highest level since October 2025.