MADRID, May 26 (Reuters) - Spain is to issue at least 5 billion euros ($7 billion) in 10-year bonds on Wednesday in a placing that had not been previously announced, Expansion reported on Tuesday, citing sources at the Economy Ministry.
The financial daily said the bonds, to be placed by
Barclays Capital
The Spanish treasury wanted to take advantage of what it considered a favourable moment in the market for government debt issues, it added.
No one at the Economy Ministry was available to comment on the report. ($1=.7145 Euro) (Reporting by Sarah Morris; Editing by Neil Fullick)