Some European financial news for you this Monday.
A Euro-wide stock index is down around 2%, The Greek stock index is down around 5%, Spain's down around 2.5%.
Spanish 10 year bonds are up to yielding 6.22%, Italy's now yield 5.75%.
German 10 year bonds are paying 1.45%, but the German and French stock indices are both down around 2%.
The big, big question is, can the Euro-zone limit contagion from a Greek exit and keep Spain and Italy in?
3 comments:
Who the hell is paying those prices? I'd consider some Spanish bonds if they were paying maybe 25-30%.
Spanish bonds? Yo quiero infinito!
Very nice Gerardo. Joe Strummer lives!
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