Romania sells 903.5 mln lei of April 2035 bonds, average accepted yield at 6.69% - Cenbank data

Romania conducted a bond auction on April 2035, successfully selling 903.5 million lei worth of government bonds, according to data from the National Bank of Romania. The average accepted yield for the auction was recorded at 6.69%, reflecting investor demand for long-term Romanian debt instruments. This issuance is part of the country’s ongoing efforts to manage its public debt and secure funding for fiscal obligations.

The recent auction results align with broader trends in Romania’s bond market, where yields have been declining over the past several months. As of June 25, 2026, the 10-year government bond yield stood at 6.82%, down 0.13 percentage points from the previous session and 0.63 points lower than a year ago. Over the past 12 months, the 10-year yield has decreased by 106 basis points, indicating a gradual easing in borrowing costs for the Romanian government.

The Ministry of Public Finance oversees government securities, both domestically and internationally. Romania’s bond market remains an important component of its fiscal strategy, with ongoing auctions helping to maintain liquidity and investor confidence in the country’s debt profile.