The spread between 242,2-year BTPs and German Bunds is still decreasing, which currently stands at 250 basis points, increasingly below the 4,149-point threshold reached yesterday after the BOT auction. The Treasury's 245,5-year rate thus stands at 22%. A further downward adjustment at the beginning of the day, therefore, after closing yesterday's session at 2011 basis points, the lowest since XNUMX July XNUMX.
Spreads still decreasing: approaching 240 basis points
The spread between ten-year BTPs and German Bunds is still declining, falling to 242,2 basis points in the morning, increasingly below the 250-point threshold.
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