By Laura Contemori – ROME (Econostream) – Austria’s debt management agency, OeBFA, on Tuesday allotted a total of €2 billion of Austrian Treasury bills (ATBs) across two maturities.

The auction consisted of a €500 million issue maturing on September 24, 2026 and a €1.5 billion issue maturing on October 29, 2026. Competitive bids totaled €1.079 billion and €2.216 billion, respectively.

For the September 2026 ATB, €399 million was allotted to competitive bidders, while €101 million was allotted to the Republic. The bill was issued at a price of 99.438%, corresponding to an issue yield of 2.235%. Following the auction, the outstanding volume of the line increased to €2.25 billion.

For the October 2026 ATB, €1 billion was allotted competitively, with €500 million allotted to the Republic. The bill was issued at a price of 99.177%, with an issue yield of 2.370%. The new outstanding volume rose to €2.5 billion.

Settlement is scheduled for June 25, 2026.