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Brazil Treasury updates fourth-quarter domestic debt issuance schedule

The new government-bond calendar moves the longest inflation-linked NTN-B maturity to 2045 and rolls a six-year floating-rate bond to 2032.

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Brazil’s National Treasury published its domestic federal securities issuance schedule for the final quarter of 2026 on 18 September. The main changes are replacing the NTN-B maturing on 15 August 2040 with one maturing on 15 May 2045, and rolling the six-year LFT issue to a 1 December 2032 maturity.

NTN-B offers will be arranged in three maturity groups: short bonds due in 2029 and 2031, medium bonds due in 2033 and 2037, and long bonds due in 2045, 2050, 2055 and 2060. One bond from each group will be offered weekly. Other securities remain unchanged from the previous quarter.

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Longest NTN-B maturity in the fourth-quarter issuance schedule
35 years
2026-09-18 · Observed
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