Lisbon, January 17, 2022 (Lusa) – The interest on Portuguese debt has risen from two to 10 years today and has fallen to five years.

At 08:30 in Lisbon, the 10-year interest rate rose to 0.562% from 0.550% on Friday, down from the current low of -0.059% after ending in negative territory on January 08, 11 and 15 last year. , Verified December 15, 2020.

Two-year rates rose to -0577% from -0583% on Friday, hitting an all-time low of -0.814% on November 29, 2021.

In the opposite direction, the five-year interest rate fell to -0.178% on Friday from -0.177% on Friday, after reversing to its all-time low of -0.506% on December 15, 2020.

Interest rates in Spain and Ireland fell on all maturities, while those in Italy fell, while those in Greece fell for two years and advanced for five and ten years.

Interest in Greece has fallen from two to 10 years, to five years.

Interest on sovereign debt in Portugal, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Spain at 08:30:

2 years … 5 years … 10 years

Portugal

17/01 …… -0,577… -0,178… ..0,562

14/01 …… -0,583… -0,177… ..0,550

Greece

17/01 …… -0,341… .0,704 1,522

14/01 …… -0,340… .0,702 1,514

Ireland

17/01 …… -0,536 -0,134 …… 0,419

14/01 …… -0,584… -0,272 …… 0,315

Italy

17/01 …… -0,093… .0,473 1,269

14/01 …… -0,090 .0,476 …… 1,271

Spain

17/01 …… -0,537… -0,070 0,642

14/01 …… -0,549… -0,075 0,636

Source: Bloomberg bid value (interest required by investors to borrow) compared to the end of last session.

MC // SB

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