スペインの10年国債金利は1'420%(1'426%)+279=4´158%に
La prima de riesgo de España sube en la apertura a 279 puntos básicos
EFE Economía Madrid 23 MAY 2013 - 08:35 CET
The risk premium for Spain in opening up to 279 basis points
Economy EFE Madrid 23 MAY 2013 - 8:35 CET
The risk premium for Spain rose at the opening of the session to 279 basis points, three more than at the close of the previous session, by the rise in Spanish bond yields to ten years, whose differential with Germany the same period measured country risk.
If the bonus Hispanic closed yesterday at 4,158%, today woke up from 4.2%, while the German bond yield was reduced to 1.420% from 1.426% the day before.
Debt markets accused the words of the president of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed), Ben Bernanke, who admitted yesterday that the body looks a gradual reduction of stimulus policies, despite admitting that this would involve risks in the economic recovery.
Specifically, Bernanke said that "in the next meetings of the Fed could take a step back" in the pace of bond purchases.
This could adversely affect debt issuance that celebrates the Treasury, bonds and debentures to three, five and 13 years, and Spain, as experts anticipate, could be forced to pay more for the placement.
The risk premiums of other European countries followed disparate paths, as Greece rose to 681 basis points from 671 yesterday, the Portuguese lost one and stood at 381, and that of Italy also rose slightly to 254.
While the risk premium in Italy remains below that of Spain, not so with insurance Spanish debt default (credit default swaps or CDS) for ten-year bonds, another indicator of default risk.
Spain CDS traded at $ 244,190, above the 240,700 that closed yesterday, while Italy was changed to $ 259,600.
As for the future, those who advance the behavior of European debt stood at 144.76% early, 144.60% above the previous close, while predicting the trajectory of U.S. debt start Today's 131.13%.
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