MADRID (MarketWatch)
The Spanish government sold €2.2 billion ($2.8 billion)
in a bond auction of varied maturities Thursday, with the amount sold coming in
above its planned range of €1 billion to €2 billion But, as seen in an auction
of Spanish treasury bills earlier this week, the government had to pay a higher
yield to get the bonds sold
An auction of April 2014 paper fetched an average
yield of 4.71%, versus 2.07% seen at a prior auction of same-dated paper
An
auction of July 2015 bonds commanded a yield of 5.45%, versus a prior yield of
4.88%, and an auction of July 2017 bonds fetched a yield of 6.07%, versus a
yield on a prior auction of 4.96%
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viernes, 22 de junio de 2012
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