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National Treasury Management Agency launches Irish National Solidarity Bond; 50% gross return over 10 years

by admin on April 30, 2010

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) today announced details of the Irish National Solidarity Bond. The bond, designed with individual savers in mind, will pay a 50% gross return over 10 years and will be available for purchase in all Post Offices from Tuesday next, 4th May.

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  1. National Treasury Management Agency raises €1.5bn in bond sales; Yield on 10-year bond was 4.7% compared with 4.4% in the March
  2. National Treasury Management Agency says Ireland’s General Government Debt was €148.6bn in 2010 equivalent to 94.2% of GDP
  3. NTMA says auction of Irish bonds was success; Interest rate spread over German bunds on 6 month bond was 1.598%
  4. NTMA completes 99% of Irish 2010 borrowings of €20bn; 10-year bond yield over German benchmark above 3%
  5. National Asset Management agency approves sales of €4.6bn; 20% of developers are "unviable"

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