Wealth Finance

Here it is – no surprise. From Bloomberg: Fitch Ratings Says Greece Faces Restricted Default After New Debt Pact

Yields have fallen sharply this morning …

The Greek 2 year yield is down to 25.7% (was above 39%).

The Portuguese 2 year yield is down to 14.9% (was above 20%)

The Irish 2 year yield is down to 14.7% (was above 23%).

The Italian 2 year yield is down to 3.6%. And the Spanish 2 year yield is down to 3.7%.

Here are the links for bond yields for several countries (source: Bloomberg):

Greece2 Year5 Year10 Year Portugal2 Year5 Year10 Year Ireland2 Year5 Year10 Year Spain2 Year5 Year10 Year Italy2 Year5 Year10 Year Belgium2 Year5 Year10 Year France2 Year5 Year10 Year Germany2 Year5 Year10 Year

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