Spain sold 2,8 billion euros in short-term bonds, with rates falling sharply. The Spanish Treasury placed 1,21 billion euros in three-month bonds, with an average interest rate of 0,44%, down from 1,19% at the last auction on 19 December. For the 1,58 billion euros in six-month bonds, Spain recorded an average yield of 0,88%, compared to 1,61% last month.
Spain, auction of 2,8 billion: rates in sharp decline
The Iberian Treasury placed 1,21 billion euros in three-month bonds, with an average interest rate of 0,44%, down from 1,19% in the last auction on 19 December.
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