Core Viewpoint - Barclays' interest rate strategists indicate a shift in the focus of eurozone syndicated government bond issuance from shorter to longer maturities in February, with expectations for new 30-year bonds from Belgium, France, and Spain, and a new 15-year bond from Italy, along with a 20-year bond from Slovakia [1] Group 1 - In January, approximately half of the government bonds issued through syndication in the eurozone were 10-year maturities [1] - The upcoming February syndication is expected to emphasize longer-term bonds [1] - Belgium may consider issuing a 15-20 year bond due to high long-end yields and indications in its financing plan for a new long-term OLO by 2026 [1]