Although the Spanish economy still faces many uncertainties, market confidence in its government bonds is slowly and continuously recovering. On the 13th, the risk premium for Spanish long-term government bonds fell to its lowest level in two years.
The decline in Spanish government bond yields, combined with the rise in interest rates for the benchmark German government bonds, has led to a decrease in its risk premium. On that day, the risk premium for Spanish long-term government bonds opened at 274 basis points, the lowest value since August 2011. By the close of the market, it had further dropped to 268 basis points, which is only half of the level compared to the same period in 2012.
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