ROME, March 7 (Reuters) - Italy sold 2.93 billion euros
($3.10 billion) of its latest 'BTP Italia' inflation-linked bond
to retail investors on Tuesday, taking total orders to 6.57
billion euros in the first two days of its offering, Bourse data
showed.
The first three days of the offer will be dedicated to
retail investors, unless an early closing is decided, while
institutional buyers will be able to submit their orders on
March 9.
The Treasury set the minimum guaranteed real annual coupon
at 2% for the bond due March 14, 2028.
In November, via a similar bond with a 6-year maturity, the
Treasury raised 5.42 billion euros on the first two days of the
retail offer, which finally garnered 11.99 billion euros.
($1 = 0.9458 euros)
(Reporting by Antonella Cinelli, editing by Federico Maccioni)
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