Australia plans to sell 16 1/2-year debt tomorrow, the longest-maturity bonds on record in government data stretching back three decades.
The 3.25 percent April 2029 issue is expected to yield around 17 to 20 basis points more than the April 2027 security, currently Australia’s longest-dated note, according to an e- mailed statement from the Australian Office of Financial Management. The funding arm said the syndicated issue will be of benchmark size, without providing further details.
The 3.25 percent April 2029 issue is expected to yield around 17 to 20 basis points more than the April 2027 security, currently Australia’s longest-dated note, according to an e- mailed statement from the Australian Office of Financial Management. The funding arm said the syndicated issue will be of benchmark size, without providing further details.
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