The Belgian State Borrows Several Billions at Very High Rates
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Belgium attracted 2.8 billion euros in public bond auction, and its public debt has already reached almost 720 billion euros, or 110.2 per cent of GDP, as shown by . . 26.10.2026, PRIM
The federal government borrowed 1.3 billion euros on Monday at the highest interest rate in 15 years. This is due, among other things, to the protracted negotiations on the budget.
The Belgian State borrowed 2.8 billion euros on Monday on the financial markets, of which 1.3 billion euros at 10 years at an average interest rate of 4.41%, which is the highest rate for this period since November 2011, according to data from the Federal Debt Agency, reported in the newspaper L'Écho. ...
The Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever - BELGA The Belgian state borrowed €2.8 billion on Monday's financial markets, of which €1.3 billion to 10 years at an average interest rate of 4.41%, which is the highest rate for this period since November 2011, according to data from the Federal Debt Agency, reported in the newspaper Lecho. Borrowings maturing in 2033 and 2040 have also been made. The Olo (linear bonds) maturing in 2033 have raised €89…
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