Spain acknowledged earlier this week it might require a full bailout from the European Union and International Monetary Fund totaling 300 billion euros ($366 billion) unless its borrowing costs fell

FRANKFURT (MarketWatch)
Spain acknowledged earlier this week it might require a full bailout from the European Union and International Monetary Fund totaling 300 billion euros ($366 billion) unless its borrowing costs fell, Reuters reported Friday, citing an unnamed euro-zone official
The report said Economy Minister Luis de Guindos discussed the issue with German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble in a meeting in Berlin on Tuesday as the yield on Spain's 10-year bond traded near 7.6%, the report said
The official said Germany wasn't comfortable with the idea of a bailout now, Reuters reported. Publicly, Spain has repeatedly insisted it won't require a full bailout