List of government bonds

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This is a list of categories of government bonds around the world.

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Main issuers

CurrencyCountryGeneric Name or NicknamePublic sector debt 2022
(US dollar bn nominal equivalent)
Government financial liabilities
as % of GDP
(end 2022 - source : OECD)
IssuerInternet site
Yen Flag of Japan.svg  Japan JGBs 10,084254.5% Ministry of Finance (MoF) Site
US dollar Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States US Treasuries 34,472144.2% Bureau of the Fiscal Service Site
Euro Flag of Italy.svg  Italy BTPs 2,941148.5 % Dipartimento del Tesoro Site
Euro Flag of France.svg  France OATs 3,484117.3% Agence France Trésor Site
Euro Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Bunds 2,73265.4% German Finance Agency Site
Pound sterling Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom Gilts 4,803104.5% UK Debt Management Office Site
Indian Rupee Flag of India.svg  India G-sec Not FoundNot Found Reserve Bank of India Site

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Country by country data

CountryIssuing AuthorityInstruments (type / maturity)Reference
Flag of South Korea.svg  South Korea South Korea Ministry of Strategy and Finance
  • Korea Treasury Bond (KTB) – medium/long-term bonds
  • Korea International Bond (KIB) – international bonds
  • National Housing Bond (NHB) – long-term housing bonds
Ministry of Strategy and Finance
Flag of Japan.svg  Japan Japan Ministry of Finance (Zaimu-shō)
  • Japanese Government Bonds (JGBs) – general government debt
    • Revenue Bonds / Straight Bonds – bonds
    • Financing Bills – short-term bills
    • Subsidy Bonds – bonds
    • Subscription Bonds – bonds
    • Contribution Bonds – bonds
    • Demand Bonds (kofu kokusai) – bonds
    • Index-linked Bonds (JGBi) – inflation-linked bonds
Ministry of Finance
Flag of Hong Kong.svg  Hong Kong Hong Kong Hong Kong Monetary Authority
  • Government Bond Programme – medium/long-term bonds
Hong Kong Monetary Authority
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China China Ministry of Finance
  • Treasury Bonds – medium/long-term bonds
  • Treasury Bills – short-term bills (various maturities)
  • Savings Bonds – retail savings instruments
Ministry of Finance
Flag of India.svg  India India Reserve Bank of India
  • Government Securities (G-Secs) – medium/long-term bonds
  • State Development Loans (SDLs) – state-level bonds
Government Bonds by RBI
Flag of Austria.svg  Austria AustriaÖsterreichische Bundesfinanzierungsagentur (Federal Financing Agency)
  • Government Bonds – long-term
  • Debt Issuance Programme (DIP/DIP 144A) – medium/long-term
  • Euro Medium Term Note (EMTN) – medium/long-term
  • ATB-Programms – Treasury bills
ÖBFA
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium BelgiumBelgian Debt Agency (Agentschap van de Schuld / Agence de la Dette)
  • Belgian Treasury Bills (BTB) – bills (≤1 year)
  • Certificats de Trésorerie (CTs) – bills (≤1 year)
  • Obligations Linéaires Ordinaires (OLOs) – bonds (medium/long-term)
Belgian Debt Agency
Flag of Finland.svg  Finland Finland Valtiokonttori
  • Government Bonds – long-term
  • Yield Bonds – long-term fixed rate
  • EMTN Programme – medium/long-term
  • Government Treasury Bills – bills (≤1 year)
Valtiokonttori
Flag of France.svg  France FranceAgence France Trésor
  • BTFs – bills (≤1 year)
  • BTANs – notes (1–6 years)
  • OATs – bonds (7–50 years)
    • TEC10 OATs – floating rate bonds (10-year indexed)
    • OATi – inflation-linked bonds (French CPI)
    • OAT€i – inflation-linked bonds (Eurozone CPI)
Agence France Trésor
Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Germany German Finance Agency
  • Bubills – Treasury discount paper (6 & 12 months, zero-coupon)
  • Schätze – Federal Treasury notes (2 years)
  • Bobls – Federal notes (5 years)
  • Bobl/ei – inflation-linked notes (5 years)
  • Bunds – Federal bonds (10 & 30 years)
  • Bund/ei – inflation-linked bonds (10, 15, 30 years)
Finance Agency
Flag of Greece.svg  Greece Greece PDMA
  • Treasury Bills – short-term bills (≤1 year)
  • Greek Government Bonds (GGBs) – medium/long-term bonds
PDMA
Flag of Italy.svg  Italy ItalyDipartimento del Tesoro
  • BOTs – Treasury bills (≤1 year)
  • CTZs – Zero-coupon bills (≤2 years)
  • BTPs – Bonds (medium/long-term)
  • CCTs – Floating rate notes (medium/long-term)
  • BTP Italia – inflation-linked bonds (Italian CPI)
  • BTP€i – inflation-linked bonds (Eurozone CPI)
BTP Italia
Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands NetherlandsDutch State Treasury Agency
  • Dutch Treasury Certificates (DTCs) – bills (≤1 year)
  • Dutch State Loans (DSLs) – bonds (medium/long-term)
DSTA
Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Spain Tesoro Público
  • Letras del Tesoro – bills (≤18 months)
  • Bonos del Estado – bonds (2–5 years)
  • Obligaciones del Estado – bonds (10, 15, 30 years)
Tesoro Público
Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark Denmark Danmarks Nationalbank
  • Nominelle obligationer – nominal bonds (medium/long-term)
  • Inflationsindekserede obligationer – inflation-linked bonds
  • Skatkammerbeviser – Treasury bills (≤1 year)
Danmarks Nationalbank
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom United Kingdom Debt Management Office
  • Gilts – government bonds
    • Conventional Gilts – fixed coupon bonds (various maturities)
    • Index-linked Gilts – inflation-linked bonds
    • Undated Gilts – perpetual (redeemed in 2015)
    • Gilt strips – zero-coupon strips
UK Debt Management Office
Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States United States Bureau of the Fiscal Service
  • Treasury bills – short-term (≤1 year)
  • Treasury notes – medium-term (2–10 years)
  • Treasury bonds – long-term (20–30 years)
  • TIPS – inflation-protected bonds
  • U.S. Savings Bonds – retail savings bonds
Bureau of the Fiscal Service
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada CanadaGovernment of Canada

See also

References

  1. "OECD Statistics". Archived from the original on 2019-08-11. Retrieved 2016-05-13.