Paper not so attractive at close-to-zero percent yield.
Demand for Hungarian debt remains robust.
Investors and state find each other.
Funding is still badly needed.
ÁKK is already willing to pay yield, though.
Lucky for the ÁKK, supply meets demand.
Integration of ONYF triggers change.
Long-end yields slowly fall.
Larger offer of T-bills, yet demand is small.
Yield remains in negative territory.
Way ahead of its peers.
Central bank eased monetary conditions in vain?
Negative yields are here to stay for a while longer.
Also holds auction of 5-yr floating-rate bond.
This was Hungary's first euro deal in six years.
Seems average yield bottomed out last week.
At biweekly auction.
Debt manager chief Barcza says in interview.
New record low at auction.
FX bond swap announcement leaves Hungary's forint unfazed.