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Category Archives: Italian Yields
Italy’s New PM sets out priorities
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Posted in Euro, Italian Yields, Italy
Tagged Enrico Letta, Government, Italy, Politics
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Eurozone Sovereign Spreads Since Italy’s Election
ECB president, Mario Draghi, spoke in this morning’s press conference about how contagion has been contained in the eurozone bond markets since the Italian elections. The data are in and he is right. The markets had closed before the election … Continue reading
Posted in German Bund, Germany, Italian Yields, Italy, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk
Tagged Bond Yields, Eurozone Spreads, Italy, Spain
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Berlusconi and Grillo gain momentum
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Daily Interest Rate Monitor – January 30
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Posted in Interest Rates, Italian Yields
Tagged Gilts, Interest rates, Italy, JGBs, Nikkei, Sovereign Bond Yields, Yen
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Daily Interest Rate Monitor – January 22
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Posted in Interest Rates, Italian Yields
Tagged Bund, Italy, JGBs, Sovereign Bond Yields, Spain
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Daily Interest Rate Monitor – January 15
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Posted in Interest Rates, Italian Yields
Tagged Bund, Global Interest Rates, Italy, JGBs, Spains, U.S. Bond Yield
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Daily Interest Rate Monitor – January 14
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Daily Interest Rate Monitor – January 10
Note the big move down in Italy and Spain’s bond yields. LONDON, Jan 10 (Reuters) – Spain’s benchmark bond yields fell to 10-month lows on Thursday after Madrid kicked off its challenging 2013 funding programme with a strongly bid auction … Continue reading
Posted in Italian Yields, Italy, Spain
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Euro Fracture: Venice Wants Independence – RT
The Republic of Venice is planning for a glorious comeback. Supporters of Venetian independence from Italy are gathering for a rally to demand the region goes it alone, tired of being saddled with Rome’s austerity. It’s the latest in a … Continue reading
Stronger Eurozone Countries Prepare Plan B
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Posted in Euro, Germany, Italian Yields
Tagged Austria, Euro Breakup, European Sovereign Debt Crisis, Finland
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