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Spain’s bond yield jumps above 6%
Independent – Spain’s cost of borrowing on the international debt markets rose sharply again today, increasing worries it may become the latest member of the eurozone to seek a financial bailout. The yield – the interest rate Spain would have to pay to raise money on the debt markets – on 10-year government bonds jumped to 6.10% on the secondary market. Read article
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