Concerns intensified about the health of peripheral eurozone countries yesterday following weaker than expected growth from Greece and a near- doubling in interest rates paid by Ireland compared with three weeks ago.
German benchmark market interest rates fell to record lows as investors fled to haven assets, in a week that has seen the spreads between Bunds and Greek, Portuguese, Irish, Italian and Spanish debt rise sharply.
“It is an interesting little warning sign this week. The problems have not gone away, the cracks have just been papered over,” said Gary Jenkins, head of fixed income at Evolution Securities.
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