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Daily Archives: November 27, 2010
Eurozone coming apart at the seams; Spain and Portugal deny need for bailout…..spreads indicate otherwise
Another day, another rise in PIIGS spreads. A spread is just the difference in bond yield between one country’s bonds and a ‘benchmark’ country’s bonds. In Europe, the benchmark is the German Bund, considered the most solid bond in the … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, General investing
Tagged bailout, canada, commodities, debt, piigs, portugal, restructuring, spain, spreads, yields
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