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(1) ING interest rate strategists stated in a report that the total supply of government bonds in the eurozone in June is expected to decrease compared to May, but net flows will increase. (2) They estimate the total supply in June to be 125 billion euros, below May's 148 billion euros. Issuance in May was boosted by intensive syndicated transactions, and Greece and Italy could become potential candidates for syndicated transactions before the summer. (3) Bond redemptions and coupon payments in June are expected to decrease compared to May. The strategists pointed out: “Overall, this will increase the net flow from 29 billion euros in May to 57 billion euros.”

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This senior fixed income analyst stated that, for now, repeated disappointments do not seem to have caused any real harm. He said: "If 'redemption' truly arrives in June, then we believe the recovery in bond prices could enter its third month." However, he noted that the "early praise" already given has limited the potential for a rebound. Voelker said that, meanwhile, LBBW believes there is considerable risk that long-term stagnation in the Gulf region may cause this sentiment to reach a critical point.