Spain raised 15 billion euros (17.6 billion dollars) in a new 10-year bond sale via syndication that attracted record demand, the Spanish Treasury reported on Tuesday.

Demand reached nearly 145 billion euros. The previous record was set in January 2025, when a similar sale drew final demand of around 139 billion euros.

The spread for the new bond, maturing in April 2036, was set at 6 basis points above the outstanding 10-year Spanish bond maturing on 31 October 2035, below the initial forecast of 8 basis points.

Barclays, BBVA, HSBC, J.P. Morgan, Morgan Stanley, and Santander were selected to lead the bond placement.

(1 dollar = 0.8535 euros)

Reporting by Emma Pinedo (Madrid) and Yoruk Bahceli (London); editing by David Latona and Andrei Khalip; Spanish edition by María Bayarri Cárdena