With 10-year Spanish bond yields up a further 11.8 basis points today at 7.616%, speculation is mounting the that the country may need a full-scale bailout some time in the future, regardless of its recent bank recapitalisation aid.
Bund yields in ‘safe-haven’ Germany also rose today, albeit by a less dramatic rate, after ratings agency Moody’s warned last night that the nation – along with the Netherlands and Luxembourg – risks losing its AAA rating. The agency revised its outlooks on the three sovereigns from ‘stable’ to ‘negative’ due to the rising uncertainty regarding the outcome of the Eurozone debt crisis and the increased likelihood of Greece’s exit from the single-currency region.
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