Italian, Spanish Bond Yields Head North, Greek, Irish Bond at New Record Highs
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Greece 2-Year Government Bonds
Ireland 10-Year Government Bonds
Italy 10-Year Government Bonds
Spain 10-Year Government Bonds
The Bloomberg charts are inaccurate but the current yield information is accurate.
On July 12, Italian yields broke above 6% before Trichet stepped in to buy Italian government debt. How long will it take before yields hit 6% again?
Mike "Mish" Shedlock
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