Debt interest rates have been declining for two years and rising for five to 10 years

At 08:25 in Lisbon, the 10-year interest rate rose to 0.457 percent from 0.458 percent on Monday. After closing in negative territory during the sessions on January 15, 11 and 8, the current low of -0.059% was checked. On December 15th.

The 10-year interest rate was also negative between December 8 and 16.

The five-year interest rate rose to -0.264 per cent this morning. It fell to an all-time low of -0.506 per cent on December 15 from -0.268 per cent on Monday.

The two-year interest rate fell to -0.572 per cent. It was 0.567 per cent on Monday. The current low of -0.746 per cent was recorded on December 15.

Interest rates in Ireland and Italy have always been high.

Sovereign shop interest in Portugal, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Spain at 08:25:

2 years … 5 years … 10 years

Portugal

01/06 ……- 0,572 …- 0,264 …… 0,467

31/05 ……- 0,567 …- 0,268 …… 0,458

Greece

01/06 ……- 0,331 …. 0,103 …… 0,824

31/05 ……- 0,326 …. 0,103 …… 0,822

Ireland

01/06 ……- 0,596 …- 0,368 …… 0,210

31/05 ……- 0,598 …- 0,377 …… 0,195

Italy

01/06 ……- 0,325 …. 0,158 …… 0,914

31/05 ……- 0,328 …. 0,156 …… 0,908

Spain

01/06 ……- 0,508 …- 0,218 …… 0,472

31/05 ……- 0,505 …- 0,224 …… 0,461

Source: Bloomberg ‘Bid’ Values ​​(Interest required by investors to borrow) This compares with the conclusion of the last session.

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