The Federal Debt Agency announced on Tuesday that one-year and ten-year government bonds will be issued on 4 March.
State bonds allow people to lend money to the Belgian Government for a determined number of years. In exchange, the State then repays the initial loan to lenders with interest.
The interest rate for each bond will be determined on 19 February.
Individual investors can subscribe to the government bonds from 21 February to 28 February, via the Central Securities Depository service, and until 3 March through designated financial institutions.
The last issuance of government bonds was in December 2024. The one-year and eight-year bonds issued on 4 December raised a total of €52.8 million.
