丹斯克银行：15-20年期债券取代30年期成为长期债券新热点

Core Viewpoint - Danske Bank's Jens Naevig Pedersen indicates that the 15-20 year bonds are becoming the new focus in the long-end bond market, replacing the traditional 30-year bonds that have been the standard for issuing ultra-long-term debt [1][1]. Group 1 - The shift in focus towards 15-20 year bonds is influenced by the Dutch pension reform, which is redirecting attention to this maturity range [1][1]. - Eurozone government bonds are adapting to this new framework as a result of the changing investment landscape [1].