Interest rates on Portugal’s sovereign debt rose today at two years and fell at five and ten years, compared with Monday.
At 8.40 a.m. (Lisbon time), two-year rates were up to 2.784% from 2.774% on Monday.
For the five-year term, interest rates fell to 2.779% from 2.793% the previous day.
For the 10-year, interest on the debt fell to 3.063%, compared with 3.086% on Monday.
In Ireland, Italy and Spain, interest rates on two-, five- and ten-year debt fell.
In Greece, on the other hand, interest rates rose on two- and ten-year maturities and fell on five-year maturities.
Interest rates on the sovereign debt of Portugal, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Spain at 08:40:
2 years…5 years…10 years
Portugal
13/06…….2,784…2,779…..3,063
12/06…….2,774…2,793…..3,086
Greece
13/06…….3,283…3,326…..3,722
12/06…….3,219…3,276…..3,670
Ireland
13/06…….2,879…2,696…..2,742
12/06…….2,918…2,721…..2,766
Italy
13/06…….3,482…3,509…..4,069
12/06…….3,499…3,541…..4,112
Spain
13/06…….3,174…3,039…..3,337
12/06…….3,181…3,060…..3,465
Source: Bloomberg Bid values (interest charged by investors to buy debt) vs. close of last session.
The Lisbon Stock Exchange reversed its initial trend and continued to lose 0.17%.
