At 08:30 in Lisbon, the 10-year bond yields fell to 2.986%, down from 2.989% on Monday.
Similarly, the five-year yields decreased to 2.332%, from 2.334%.
The two-year yields also dropped to 1.921%, from 1.925%.
Ireland’s bond yields remained stable for two years and fell for five and ten years, whereas Italy’s rose for two years, remained unchanged for five years, and decreased for ten years.
The 10-year bond yield for Germany, considered Europe’s safest, fell to 2.605% from 2.615%, as did France’s, which dropped to 3.411% from 3.415% on Monday, and down from a high of 3.600% on 25 September.
Sovereign debt yields in Portugal, Spain, Greece, Ireland, and Italy at 08:30:
2 years…5 years…10 years
Portugal
28/10…….1.921…2.332…..2.986
27/10…….1.925…2.334…..2.989
Spain
28/10…….2.042…2.503…..3.135
27/10…….2.045…2.504…..3.138
Greece
28/10…….1.844…2.499….3.255
27/10…….1.852…2.501….3.257
Ireland
28/10…….1.980…2.321…..2.844
27/10…….1.980…2.329…..2.854
Italy
28/10…….2.164…2.670…..3.390
27/10…….2.159…2.670…..3.391
Source: Bloomberg
