Austrian government bonds are issued by the Austrian Treasury (OeBFA). With these bonds, the state finances important tasks – from infrastructure development to education and healthcare. The Republic of Austria bears liability with its entire assets and, due to their excellent credit rating, government bonds are among the safest investment options. Interest rates as well as payment dates are strictly fixed. The wide range of maturities offers a high level of investment flexibility.

On the Vienna Stock Exchange, investors can choose from all Austrian government bonds. As equities, they can be easily traded via banks and online brokers. In their function as market makers, Erste Group and Raiffeisen Bank International ensure that government bonds can be traded continuously. Stock exchange trading guarantees a maximum of transparency and investors can stay up-to-date about price trends at any time.

Your benefits at a glance:

  • Erste Group and Raiffeisen Bank International ensure attractive prices and high liquidity for buy and sell orders 
  • As with stocks, limit orders, market orders and stop orders can be placed
  • Continuous trading daily from 09:15 – 16:30 via banks and online brokers
  • Inexpensive real-time data via Wiener Börse Live

"With the continuous trading of Austrian government bonds on the Vienna Stock Exchange and the resulting enhanced transparency, an important step has been taken to enable private investors to actively participate alongside institutional investors."
Magnus Brunner, Minister of Finance

Interview OeBFA

Interview OeBFA

Learn more about Austrian government bonds in the stock exchange radio interview with Markus Stix, head of the Austrian Treasury.

News

News

Background information – NEW: Austrian government bonds now continuously tradable.

Price information

Price information

Current prices of all exchange-traded government bonds can be found in our market data section.

Interview Market Maker

Interview Market Maker

Find out more about market makers in the stock exchange radio interview with Thomas Einramhof, Erste Group and Michael Kuen, RBI.