Within the framework of the external financing program, the Ministry of Treasury and Finance went for a 7-year bond issuance worth $2.5 billion. The issuance amount for the Treasury and Ministry of Finance’s dollar-denominated 2032 maturity bond was $2.5 billion. According to the announcement on the Ministry’s website, Citi, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and Societe Generale were granted authorization on February 5th for the dollar-denominated bond issuance within this year’s external financing program. The issuance was concluded on the same day, with the amount being $2.5 billion. This amount will be credited to the ministry’s accounts on February 12th. As per the announcement, the coupon rate for the 2032 maturity bond was set at 7.125%, with a yield rate of 7.2%. The issuance recorded a premium spread of 287.9 basis points over the yield of similar-term US Treasury bonds, which was the lowest premium spread among conventional bond issuances in international capital markets over the past 7 years. More than 200 investors showed demand close to three times the issuance amount for the bond. 40% of the bond was sold to the United Kingdom, 34% to the USA, 12% to other European countries, 8% to Turkey, and 6% to investors in other countries. This bond issuance provided $2.5 billion in financing from international capital markets in 2025.