"Issuance in 2026 will contribute to the DSTA’s goal to slightly shorten the average maturity of the debt, swap and cash portfolio to a minimum of 7.5 years. Additionally, the DSTA has decided to increase the minimum outstanding volume target for new Dutch State Loan (DSL) issuances with a maturity of up to and including 10 years from €12 billion to €15 billion. For maturities shorter than 10 years, this volume must be reached within 12 months of the initial issuance, while for the 10-year benchmark the €15 billion target must be reached within the calendar year. In this way, the DSTA aims to stimulate liquidity in the DSL market."
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