By Laura Contemori – ROME (Econostream) – The Spanish Treasury on Thursday allotted €5.566 billion across a three-year Bono del Estado, two nominal Obligaciones del Estado and a 15-year inflation-linked bond.

The Treasury sold €1.550 billion of the 3.50% Obligacion due January 31, 2041 and €592.6 million of the inflation-linked O€i 2.05% bond due November 30, 2039.

Demand for the 15-year nominal bond totaled €3.281 billion, resulting in a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.12. The bond was allotted at a weighted average yield of 3.813% and at a weighted average price of 97.752.

The 15-year inflation-linked bond attracted €1.073 billion of bids, corresponding to a cover ratio of 1.81. It was allotted at a weighted average yield of 1.570% and a weighted average price of 117.665.

The Treasury also sold €1.841 billion of the 2.35% Bono due March 31, 2029 and €1.582 billion of the 3.10% Obligacion due July 30, 2031.

Demand reached €4.544 billion for the three-year bond and €4.303 billion for the five-year, resulting in bid-to-cover ratios of 2.47 and 2.72 respectively.

The three-year bond was allotted at a weighted average yield of 2.772% and a weighted average price of 99.298.

The five-year bond cleared at a weighted average yield of 2.947% and a weighted average price of 103.378.

Settlement for all four lines was scheduled for June 9, 2026.