10-year and 3-year BTP auctions: yields are down, good demand

August 30, 2011, 10:10 | di FIRSTonline editorial team | 0

The 10-year bonds recorded a drop in rates (5,22% on average) equal to 0,55%, while for the three-year bonds (to 3,87%) the decrease was 0,92% – In both cases demand has outstripped supply.

10-year and 3-year BTP auctions: yields are down, good demand

Good results this morning for the 3-year and 10-year Btp auction. XNUMX-year bonds recorded a drop in yield of 0,55% (5,22% on average) while demand amounted to 4,759 billion against an offer of 3,750 billion.
Three-year titles on the other hand, they recorded an average return down by 0,92% (to 3,87%) obtaining requests for almost 4 billion euro, against an offer of less than 3 billion.

This morning the Seven-year Cct indexed to the Euribor for 994,5 million, with an annual yield of 4,52%, down by 13 basis points. The demand was 1,659 billion.

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