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Next Generation Eu: raccolti sul mercato altri 9 miliardi di Euro

22-09-2021 18:09

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Next Generation Eu: raccolti sul mercato altri 9 miliardi di Euro

EU recovery: Commission steps up market issuance to hit the €80bn funding target by the end of 2021 - L'obiettivo è arrivare a 80 miliardi entro fine 2021

EU/ITA - La Commissione europea sta portando avanti il programma Next Generation EU con una tabella di marcia serrata e scadenze ben definite, a testimonianza di una gestione finanziaria solida e pianificata.

La macchina dei finanziamenti ha ingranato le marce alte già a fine settembre 2021, quando le risorse complessivamente mobilitate da Bruxelles hanno superato i 54 miliardi di euro. Questi fondi rappresentano la linfa vitale per i Piani Nazionali di Ripresa e Resilienza (PNRR) dei vari Stati membri. Per sostenere questo ritmo, l'obiettivo programmatico della Commissione è sempre stato quello di raggiungere quota 80 miliardi di euro entro la fine dell'esercizio finanziario, ovvero entro il 31 dicembre 2021. Una traiettoria ambiziosa che ha richiesto una presenza costante e strategica sui mercati internazionali dei capitali.

In questo percorso, un tassello fondamentale è stato posizionato il 4 settembre 2021 con il successo del quarto collocamento sul mercato primario. In questa occasione, Bruxelles ha raccolto 9 miliardi di euro attraverso l'emissione di un'obbligazione a lungo termine. Si tratta di un titolo a reddito fisso con una durata di 7 anni, la cui scadenza tecnica e il correlato rimborso del capitale per gli investitori sono fissati al 4 ottobre 2028.

Questa precisa scansione temporale dimostra l'affidabilità dell'Unione Europea come emittente sovrannazionale, capace di muoversi con tempismo per garantire la stabilità economica del Continente.

 

analisti associati @europolitiche.it *

* This contribution is not a journalistic article but an analytical brief - Questo contributo non è un articolo giornalistico ma un brief analitico

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EU/ENG - The European Commission is advancing the Next Generation EU programme under a rigorous timetable and well-defined deadlines, underscoring a sound and structured financial management strategy.

The funding mechanism gained significant momentum as early as late September 2021, when the total resources mobilized by Brussels surpassed the €54 billion threshold. These funds serve as the financial cornerstone for the National Recovery and Resilience Plans (NRRPs) of the various member states. To sustain this pace, the Commission's programmatic objective has consistently been to reach a funding target of €80 billion by the close of the financial year, namely December 31, 2021. This ambitious trajectory demanded a continuous and strategic presence on international capital markets. Within this framework, a pivotal milestone was reached on September 4, 2021, with the successful pricing of the fourth placement on the primary market. On this occasion, Brussels raised €9 billion through the issuance of a long-term bond. This fixed-rate instrument carries a 7-year maturity, with the technical redemption date and the correlated principal repayment to investors scheduled for October 4, 2028.

This precise chronological sequence demonstrates the European Union's reliability as a supranational issuer, capable of acting swiftly to ensure the economic stability of the Continent.

 

Associated Correspondents @europolitiche.it*

This text is a think tank note and is not a journalistic article


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