Government bond rates continue to rise. The interest rate on German decades, in fact, it exceeded 1% for the first time since September 2014, pushed upwards by market tensions, only to then retrace it to around 0,993%.
They also date i yields of BTPs at 10 and 30 years, the highest since last November: the yield on the 2,342-year BTP stands at around 2,40%, after having exceeded 3,45%, while the 135-year rates have reached XNUMX%. The spread has increased, exceeding XNUMX points.
The problem of low liquidity would weigh on the rise in yields. Indeed, according to analysts, the easing of the effects of the Qe program is causing a repricing of all yields, including peripherals. The Greek situation must also be considered in the picture, which remains difficult to resolve.
