Italy: zero-coupon bonds issued by the public administration 2021

This timeline provides data on the value of treasury zero-coupon bonds issued by the public administration in Italy from January 2019 to February 2021. Throughout the period of consideration, the value of zero-coupon bonds issued fluctuated. The lowest value was registered in September 2019 (approximately 1.6 billion euros), while the highest was in May 2020 with 5.2 billion euros. As of February 2021, the value of zero-coupon bonds issued by the public administration in Italy was 2.5 billion euros.

Zero-coupon Treasury Certificates are zero-coupon bonds with a fixed rate of interest with a maturity of 2 years or less. The yield of the CTZs is given by the difference between the redemption value (equal to the nominal value) and the issue price.

Gross issuance of zero-coupon bonds issued by the public administration in Italy from January 2019 to February 2021 (in million euros)

Characteristic	CTZs value in million euros
Feb 21	2,501
Jan 21	3,450
Nov 20	2,000
Oct 20	2,500
Sep 20	3,827
Aug 20	3,450
Jul 20	3,501
Jun 20	4,200
May 20	5,200
Apr 20	3,163
Mar 20	3,163
Feb 20	2,588
Jan 20	4,359
Nov 19	2,013
Oct 19	3,000
Sep 19	1,598
Aug 19	2,300
Jul 19	2,300
Jun 19	2,588
May 19	2,875
Apr 19	4,550
Mar 19	2,300
Feb 19	2,588
Jan 19	5,046

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Release date

July 2022

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Region

Europe, Italy

Survey time period

January 2019 to February 2021

Supplementary notes

CTZs or zero-coupon Treasury Certificates are zero-coupon bonds with a fixed rate of interest with a maturity of 2 years or less. The yield of the CTZs are given by the difference between the redemption value (equal to the nominal value) and the issue price.
Values have been taken from multiple publications.
No data is provided by the source for Dec 2019, Dec 2020 and after Feb 2021.

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