Spain’s Treasury has raised €3.372 billion in two-part sale of long-dated government bonds, Bloomberg reports. The government has planned to sell a as much as €3.5 billion of debt. It sold notes worth €2.5 billion, which will mature in April 2021 at an average yield of 5.472% and €885 million of bonds maturing January 31, 2024 at 5.667%. The demand for the 10-year benchmark bonds was 2.1 times the amount sold.

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