Interest on Portuguese debt rose this Monday, 1, two, five and 10 years compared to Friday, in line with those of Spain, Greece, Ireland and Italy.
At 8:45 am in Lisbon, 10-year interest rates rose to 3.032%, against 3.002% on Friday.
Five-year interest rates also rose, to 2.375%, against 2.349%.
In the same direction, two-year interest rates increased to 1.968%, against 1.949%.
Interest rates on Germany’s 10-year bond, considered the safest in Europe, also increased, to 2.717%, against 2.688% on Friday.
Interest on sovereign debt in Portugal, Spain, Greece, Ireland and Italy at 08:45:
2 years…5 years…10 years
Portugal
01/12…….1,968…2,375…..3,032
28/11…….1,949…2,349…..3,002
Spain
01/12…….2,076…2,548…..3,196
28/11…….2,064…2,522…..3,163
Greece
01/12…….1,880…2,548….3,325
28/11…….1,867…2,521….3,286
Ireland
01/12…….2,034…2,386…..2,915
28/11…….2,023…2,361…..2,887
Italy
01/12…….2,190…2,710…..3,434
28/11…….2,175…2,683…..3,398
Source: Bloomberg ‘Bid’ values (interest demanded by investors to buy debt) compared to the closing of the last session.