Germany Regrets Size of Bond That Pays Nothing as Auction Flops
- Debt agency admits sale of 2050 bond may have been ‘too large’
- Getting paid to borrow draws new attack from Trump on Fed
This article is for subscribers only.
Want the lowdown on European markets? In your inbox before the open, every day. Sign up here.
The world’s first 30-year bond featuring zero income struggled to find buyers, prompting Germany’s debt agency to admit the sale may have been “too large.”