(Bloomberg) -- Spain's first-half sovereign debt issuance climbed to the the highest since 2014, with the Treasury selling more than 34 billion euros ($39 billion) in new bonds as it seized on increasing investor appetite for the nation's assets. The total includes four syndicated placements amounting to 27 billion euros in the first six months of the year, according to research by Societe General SA.
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