The Irish Government borrowed €3bn on Thursday for an unusually long 30-year term that matures in October 2055.

Norsk, which is partly owned by the Norwegian government, only has one benchmark-sized Eurobond which is coming due in April.

Europe’s second largest bank has slashed its forecasts for growth in the British economy following turmoil in financial ...

Banco Mercantil has completed the first phase of its migration to Google Cloud. The Venezuelan bank, which has subsidiaries ...

The NTMA, which plans to raise €6 billion to €10 billion on the debt market in 2025, said it sold the new benchmark bond at a ...

DUBLIN - Ireland, through the National Treasury Management Agency, has initiated the offer of a 30-year fixed-rate bond with ...

Market-based inflation expectations have turned modestly higher but remain consistent with the 2% target. US consumers' ...

UoB expects that the Pound can rally from oversold conditions and added; “a breach of 1.2300 would mean that the weakness in ...

The ECB will release the records of its latest meeting from 11-12 December at 13.30 CET.

The Irish Government has lined up advisors to borrow €3bn on the bond market for a thirty year term. The bond deal will be ...

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) hired banks on Wednesday to manage the sale of €3 billion of bonds, after ...

Ireland hired banks as joint lead managers for the syndicated launch of a new 30-year, October 2055-dated benchmark government bond in the near future, subject to market conditions, the National ...