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The National Treasury Management Agency plans a bond auction on September 3rd, despite rising global bond yields and concerns about economic inflation. The outcome may be affected by the current market instability.
The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) has a bond auction scheduled for September 3rd. While Irish bond yields have remained stable, global yields have been tracking up in recent months, particularly in the US where financing costs have risen significantly.
This is due in part to concerns about high government spending and the possibility of inflation remaining above the Federal Reserve's target. These global market conditions could influence the NTMA's upcoming auction, though they currently plan to proceed as scheduled subject to market conditions
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