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UK DMO sells £3.25B of 4.625% Green Gilt 2037 at auction

Created at 2 Jun · 10:02 AM1 source
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The UK Debt Management Office (DMO) allotted £3.25 billion of its 4⅝% Green government bond maturing in 2037. The auction saw total bids of £11.794 billion, resulting in a bid-to-cover ratio of 3.63. The average accepted price was £97.105, yielding 4.975%.

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Key Numbers

£3.25 billionGreen Gilt 2037 sold
4.625%coupon on Green Gilt 2037
2037maturity year of Green Gilt
£11.794 billiontotal bids received
3.63bid-to-cover ratio
£97.105average accepted price
4.975%average accepted yield
£97.130highest accepted price
£97.086lowest accepted price
4.977%highest accepted yield
£2.762 billionallotted to competitive bids
£487.5 millionallotted to non-competitive bids
0.2bpauction tail

Who's Involved

UK Debt Management Office (DMO)
Sold £3.25 billion of Green Gilt 2037

↳ Why This Matters

The UK Debt Management Office (DMO) regularly auctions government bonds, known as Gilts, to finance government spending. Green Gilts are a specific type of bond issued to fund environmentally beneficial projects, attracting investors interested in sustainable finance. The success of these auctions, indicated by bid-to-cover ratios and yields, provides insights into market demand for UK sovereign debt and the cost of government borrowing.

Key facts

  • UK DMO sold £3.25 billion of 4⅝% Green Gilt 2037.
  • Total bids received were £11.794 billion.
  • The bid-to-cover ratio was 3.63.
  • The average accepted price was £97.105.
  • The average accepted yield was 4.975%.

The UK Debt Management Office (DMO) regularly auctions government bonds, known as Gilts, to finance government spending. Green Gilts are a specific type of bond issued to fund environmentally beneficial projects, attracting investors interested in sustainable finance. The success of these auctions, indicated by bid-to-cover ratios and yields, provides insights into market demand for UK sovereign debt and the cost of government borrowing.

Frequently asked questions

The UK Debt Management Office sold £3.25 billion of the 4⅝% Green government bond maturing in 2037.

Total bids amounted to £11.794 billion, resulting in a bid-to-cover ratio of 3.63, indicating strong demand.

The average accepted price was £97.105, corresponding to a yield of 4.975%.

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2 Jun · 9:44 AM
The UK Debt Management Office sold £3.25 billion of 4⅝% Green Gilt 2037 at an auction.
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