MADRID (MarketWatch)
The Spanish Treasury sold €2.53 billion worth of 3-and
6-month maturing bills in an auction on Tuesday, raising just over its targeted
goal of €2.5 billion
In the auction of three-month bills, it sold €1.51 billion
at an average yield of 0.85%, with a cover of 3.95 times
That compares to a
similar auction in April, that had an average yield of 0.6% and a cover ratio of
7.6 times
It sold €1 billion worth of six-month bills at an average yield of
1.74%, covered 4.3 times
That compares to a prior auction in April that had an
average yield of 1.58%, covered 3.25 times
The yield on Spain's 10-year
government bond fell 14
basis points to 6.16%
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martes, 22 de mayo de 2012
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