(Bloomberg) -- Central banks and commercial lenders
were the biggest buyers of German 10-year government bonds in
2006, followed by asset managers, the country's Federal Finance
Agency said.
The central banks bought 29 percent of the total net 40
billion euros ($55 billion) of bunds, Europe's benchmark 10-year
security, according to a report from the agency, which oversees
German government bond issuance. Commercial banks purchased a
similar amount of the debt, it said.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
were the biggest buyers of German 10-year government bonds in
2006, followed by asset managers, the country's Federal Finance
Agency said.
The central banks bought 29 percent of the total net 40
billion euros ($55 billion) of bunds, Europe's benchmark 10-year
security, according to a report from the agency, which oversees
German government bond issuance. Commercial banks purchased a
similar amount of the debt, it said.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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