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Next Week's T-Bills Supply<br />

Date Country Issues Details<br />

21/01 UK T-Bills Feb 2011 GBP 0.5bn<br />

T-Bills Apr 2011<br />

GBP 1bn<br />

T-Bills Jul 2011<br />

GBP 1.5bn<br />

24/01 France BTF Apr 2011 EUR 4bn<br />

BTF Jul 2011<br />

EUR 2bn<br />

BTF Jan 2012<br />

EUR 1.5bn<br />

Germany Bubills Jan 2012 (new) EUR 3bn<br />

US T-Bills Apr 2011 USD 29bn<br />

T-Bills Jul 2011<br />

USD 28bn<br />

FHLMC Bills 3-month & 6-month 21 Jan<br />

25/01 Spain Letras Apr 2011 24 Jan<br />

Letras Jul 2011<br />

24 Jan<br />

US T-Bills 4-week 24 Jan<br />

FHLB Discount Notes<br />

26/01 Japan T-Bills Apr 2011 JPY 4.8tn<br />

Italy BOT Jul 2011 21 Jan<br />

FNMA Bills 3-month & 6-month 24 Jan<br />

27/01 FHLB Discount Notes<br />

28/01 UK T-Bills 21 Jan<br />

Denmark T-Bills<br />

Sources: Treasuries, <strong>BNP</strong> Paribas<br />

Comments and charts<br />

• EGB gross supply will fall to EUR 13.5bn (ex-CTZ)<br />

in the week ahead from EUR 28.5bn in the past week. In<br />

10y duration-adjusted terms, it falls to EUR 10.3bn from<br />

EUR 15bn in the past week.<br />

• The Netherlands will conduct its first off-the-run taps<br />

for 2011 on Tuesday under the new schedule of a<br />

quarterly instead of a monthly frequency and with a<br />

bigger size. DSLs Jul-12 and Jul-17 will be tapped for a<br />

total amount of EUR 2-3bn. Italy will tap CTZ on<br />

Wednesday while, on the same day, Germany will tap<br />

30y Bund Jul-42 for EUR 2bn. On Thursday there will be<br />

BTPeis auction in Italy and on Friday the usual 3y and<br />

10y BTPs and CCT auctions. The inaugural EFSF bond<br />

issuance is expected to take place in the week ahead as<br />

the end of January has been suggested as the most<br />

likely timing of this issuance.<br />

• Outside of the eurozone, US will issue USD 99bn of<br />

2y, 5y and 7y notes. Denmark, Canada and Japan will<br />

also issue paper in the week ahead.<br />

Next Week's Eurozone Redemptions<br />

Date Country Details Amount<br />

26/01 Germany Bubills EUR 6.0bn<br />

27/01 France BTF EUR 8.0bn<br />

Total Eurozone Short-term Redemption<br />

EUR 14bn<br />

Next Week's Eurozone Coupons<br />

Country<br />

Amount<br />

Italy<br />

EUR 0.1bn<br />

Austria<br />

EUR 0.0bn<br />

Total Long-term Coupon Payments<br />

EUR 0.1bn<br />

30<br />

25<br />

20<br />

15<br />

10<br />

5<br />

0<br />

-5<br />

-10<br />

-15<br />

-20<br />

25<br />

20<br />

15<br />

10<br />

5<br />

0<br />

Chart 1: Investors’ Net Cash Flows<br />

(EUR bn, 10y equivalent)<br />

Net Investors' Cash Flows<br />

(EUR bn , 10y equivalent)<br />

Week of Jan 10th Week of Jan 17th Week of Jan 24th Week of Jan 31st<br />

Chart 2: EGB Gross Supply Breakdown by<br />

Country (EUR bn, 10y equivalent)<br />

Germany Italy Portugal Belgium<br />

France Spain Netherlands Austria<br />

Finland Greece Ireland<br />

Week of Jan 10th Week of Jan 17th Week of Jan 24th Week of Jan 31st<br />

Chart 3: EGB Gross Supply Breakdown by<br />

Maturity (EUR bn, 10y equivalent)<br />

20<br />

18<br />

16<br />

14<br />

12<br />

10<br />

8<br />

6<br />

4<br />

2<br />

0<br />

EGBs Gross Supply (EUR bn, 10y equivalent)<br />

2-3-YR 5-7-YR 10-YR >10-YR<br />

Week of Jan 10th Week of Jan 17th Week of Jan 24th Week of Jan 31st<br />

All Charts Source: <strong>BNP</strong> Paribas<br />

<strong>Interest</strong> <strong>Rate</strong> <strong>Strategy</strong> 20 January 2011<br />

<strong>Market</strong> Mover, Non-Objective Research Section<br />

81<br />

www.Global<strong>Market</strong>s.bnpparibas.com

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