LONDON (MarketWatch)
The Italian government on Wednesday sold a total of
5.732 billion euros of medium and long term Treasury bonds, at higher borrowing
costs than at previous auctions with same maturities, Dow Jones Newswires
reported
The Italian Treasury sold 3.391 billion euros in 5-year bonds, just
below its target range, at a yield of 5.66%
The government also sold 2.341
billion euros in 10-year bonds at a yield of 6.03%, higher than the 5.84%
produced at the previous auction with same maturity
For the 10-year bond, the
government had aimed at selling between 2 billion euros and 2.75 billion euros,
according to DJ
In the secondary market, yields on 10-year Italian government
bonds surged 21.6 basis points to 6.111%, according to electronic trading
platform Tradeweb
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