Fears of contagion from political and market turmoil in Greece sent Spanish borrowing costs to 11-year highs, in spite of a deal between the European Union and the International Monetary Fund that reduced the chance of an imminent default in Athens.
Spanish government bond yields, which move inversely to prices, jumped to highs last seen in September 2000, while Greek yields surged to fresh euro-era highs on Thursday.
Investors scrambled into the havens of US and German government bonds with yields on Treasuries and Bunds dropping to seven-month lows.
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