Paris placed ten-year government bonds for almost 8 billion euros in the morning, with interest rates in significant decline: from 2,96% in the similar auction on 3 May, to today's 2,46% - For the first time since 2010 XNUMX-year bonds also sold.
While in Spain the Bonos auction recorded rising rates (6,044% over ten years), the French Treasury simultaneously placed on the market ten-year government bonds (Oat) for 7,836 billion euro, with yields that instead turned out to be in significant decline: from 2,96% in the similar auction on 3 May to 2,46% today.
Paris also issued 2010-year bond (the first time since 3,27), with very low rates at XNUMX%. Demand, in both cases, was very good.
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