At 08:40 in Lisbon, the 10-year bond yields decreased to 3.014%, compared to 3.018% on Friday.
Conversely, the five-year bond yields increased to 2.350% from 2.347%.
The two-year bond yields also rose to 1.936% from 1.930%.
In Spain, yields fell for two-year bonds and increased for five and 10-year bonds, while Greece saw a decline across all maturities.
Ireland experienced an increase across all maturities, whereas Italy’s yields decreased for two and five-year bonds and increased for the longer-term bonds.
Germany’s 10-year bond, considered Europe’s safest, saw yields rise to 2.634% from 2.625%, alongside France, where yields rose to 3.440% from 3.432% on Friday, hitting a peak of 3.600% on September 25.
Sovereign debt yields in Portugal, Spain, Greece, Ireland, and Italy as of 08:40:
2 years…5 years…10 years
Portugal
27/10…….1.936…2.350…..3.014
24/10…….1.930…2.347…..3.018
Spain
27/10…….2.050…2.522…..3.165
24/10…….2.056…2.521…..3.158
Greece
27/10…….1.846…2.510….3.276
24/10…….1.854…2.514….3.277
Ireland
27/10…….1.983…2.339…..2.871
24/10…….1.980…2.335…..2.867
Italy
27/10…….2.164…2.683…..3.417
24/10…….2.167…2.688…..3.415
Source: Bloomberg. ‘Bid’ values (interest rates required by investors to purchase debt) compared with the close of the last session.
