(Bloomberg) -- Germany will probably sell inflation- linked bonds for a second year this year, Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck said.
The federal government may sell as much as 9 billion euros ($12.3 billion) in bonds with coupons linked to the annual average rate of price increases in the euro area, said Steinbrueck today in a speech in Berlin. He wasn't more specific.
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