At 08:35 in Lisbon, the 10-year bond yields rose to 3.168%, up from 3.151% on Friday.
The five-year yields also increased, reaching 2.446%, compared to 2.445% in the previous session.
Contrarily, the two-year yields declined to 1.912%, down from 1.921% on Friday.
Ireland’s yields fell for the shorter terms and rose for the longer term.
Germany’s 10-year bond yields, often seen as Europe’s safest, edged up to 2.726%, from 2.723%.
Sovereign debt yields in Portugal, Spain, Greece, Ireland, and Italy at 08:35:
2 years…5 years…10 years
Portugal
14/07…….1.912…2.446…..3.168
11/07…….1.921…2.445…..3.151
Spain
14/07…….2.034…2.527…..3.344
11/07…….2.042…2.525…..3.329
Greece
14/07…….2.032…2.665…..3.411
11/07…….2.038…2.661…..3.392
Ireland
14/07…….1.902…2.404…..3.003
11/07…….1.914…2.405…..2.994
Italy
14/07…….2.112…2.780…..3.590
11/07…….2.123…2.775…..3.569
Source: Bloomberg. ‘Bid’ values refer to the yields demanded by investors to purchase debt, compared to the previous session close.
