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| | | ... Milan soared 3.37 per cent and Madrid gained 2.23 per cent. On the eurozone bond market, yields on French, Italian and Spanish debt eased, while those on 10-year German bonds rose slightly. HONG KONG - Asian markets fell on fears Europe's leaders will ... |
| | | | ... settling later in the day. Tension on the eurozone bond market eased markedly, with interest rates demanded on Italian and Spanish 10-year bonds falling sharply. In a sign of rising market confidence, Italy's long-term borrowing rate fell back below ... |
| | | | ... reading the data was more positive, the headline numbers were a shock to already nervous investors. A very sharp spike in Spanish short-term borrowing costs at the first cash raising exercise by the new right-wing government elected at the weekend were ... |
| | | | ... financial cyberspace news out last night. The European sovereign debt crisis remains a crisis. The cost of three-month Spanish bills auctioned last night more than doubled and the yield of its two-year bonds surged to its highest level since 2003. Belgian ... |
| | | | ... stabilising housing market. But nah, we want trouble. We want trouble. We want trouble. There's already plenty in Europe. Spanish bond yields continued to rise despite the election of a new leadership to govern the country. The Popular Party won government ... |
| | | | ... FTSE-100 gave up 2.62 per cent, Frankfurt's DAX lost 3.35 per cent and France's CAC-40 dropped 3.41 per cent. Meanwhile, Spanish government borrowing costs rose, with the yield or rate of return earned by holders of benchmark 10-year government bonds ... |
| | | | ... European stock markets closed mostly lower on Friday after a modest technical bounce as investors tracked rising Italian, Spanish and French borrowing costs and efforts to tame the debt crisis. |
| | | | ... LONDON - European stock markets closed mostly lower after a modest technical bounce as investors tracked rising Italian, Spanish and French borrowing costs and efforts to tame the debt crisis. Dealers said that after another turbulent week, the markets ... |
| | | | ... Frankfurt the DAX 30 fell 1.07 per cent to 5,850.17 points. Milan lost 1.43 per cent and Madrid shed 0.40 per cent as the Spanish finance minister insisted the country was not in any need of a bailout despite a sharp rise in borrowing costs. Despite ... |
| | | | ... 10-year bonds jumped back above the 7.0 per cent level seen as unsustainable for the country to service its debt while Spanish 10-year government bonds rose to 6.341 per cent. Even France was punished, with its 10-year bonds at 3.683 per cent, more than ... |
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