Eurozone government bond supply will be very light this week, with only Slovakia, Germany and Finland holding auctions, totaling €3bn — the smallest weekly issuance so far this year, Deutsche Bank analyst Rainer Guntermann said. Slovakia will auction €500m on Monday of bonds maturing 2029, 2036, 2037 and 2051. Germany will auction €1bn of green bonds on Tuesday maturing 2029 and 2053. Finland will issue up to €1.5bn of bonds maturing 2031 and 2036. Separately, Italy opens a retail bond subscript

Eurozone government bond supply will be very light this week, with only Slovakia, Germany and Finland holding auctions, totaling €3bn — the smallest weekly issuance so far this year, Deutsche Bank analyst Rainer Guntermann said. Slovakia will auction €500m on Monday of bonds maturing 2029, 2036, 2037 and 2051. Germany will auction €1bn of green bonds on Tuesday maturing 2029 and 2053. Finland will issue up to €1.5bn of bonds maturing 2031 and 2036. Separately, Italy opens a retail bond subscription on Monday, running through Friday.