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Tuesday 21 December 2010

Spain sells 3.876 bln euros in bonds at higher rates

21 December 2010 - 11H43


People queue at a government employment office in Madrid, November 2010. Spain raised 3.876 billion euros (5.096 billion dollars) via an issue of three-month and six-month bonds but it had to pay higher rates on the debt
People queue at a government employment office in Madrid, November 2010. Spain raised 3.876 billion euros (5.096 billion dollars) via an issue of three-month and six-month bonds but it had to pay higher rates on the debt

AFP - Spain raised 3.876 billion euros (5.096 billion dollars) via an issue of three-month and six-month bonds on Tuesday but it had to pay higher rates on the debt, the economy ministry said.

The treasury sold 3.0 billion euros of three-month bills at an average yield -- the rate of return paid to the holder - of 1.804 percent, compared with 1.743 percent when the securities were last sold on November 23.

It also sold 876 million euros of six-month bills at 2.597 percent compared with 2.111 last month.

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