France today placed 7,962 billion euros in three auctions of six-, eight- and ten-year government bonds. Declining yields for all stocks. In detail, Paris sold 5,698 billion 10-year bonds at a rate of 3,13%, against 3,29% on 5 January; 1,253 billion in eight years with a rate of 2,91%, a clear decrease compared to the 3,64% of the previous analogous auction; finally, 1,011 billion over six years at a rate of 2,44% against the previous 3,27%.
France, good bond auction: yields down
Paris sold 5,698 billion 10-year bonds at a rate of 3,13%, 1,253 billion eight-year bonds at a rate of 2,91% and 1,011 billion six-year bonds at a rate of 2,44%.
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