Interest on Portuguese debt rose this Monday by two, five and 10 years compared to Friday, in the shortest period to the highest since December 2013, as in Spain, Ireland and Italy.
At 8:30 am in Lisbon, the interest rate on 10-year bonds rose to 3.243% from 3.217% on Friday.
Five-year interest rates also rose to 2.891% from 2.866%.
In the same sense, two-year interest rates rose to 2.820%, the highest since December 2013, from 2.783% in the previous session.
Interest in Greece declined to two years and rose to five and 10 years.
Interest on sovereign debt of Portugal, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Spain at 08:30:
2 years…5 years…10 years
Portugal
13.02……2820…2891…..3243
02/10 …… 2 783 … 2 866 ….. 3 217
Greece
13.02……3 114…3 456…..4 215
10.02……3 124…3 440…..34 188
Ireland
13.02……2718…2649…..2837
02/10 …… 2 688 … 2 615 ….. 2 907
Italy
13.02……3178…3674…..4255
02/10 …… 3 154 … 3 631 ….. 4 206
Spain
13.02…..3035…3015…..3342
02/10 …… 3 006 … 2 989 ….. 3 310
Author: Portuguese
Source: CM Jornal
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