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Germany’s 30-year bonds fell, pushing yields toward a two-month high, as optimism central banks will act to boost the global economy reduced the allure of holding the securities of Europe’s largest economy as a haven.
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Two days after a senior government official said Spain’s access to debt markets was closed, the country will try to sell as much as 2 billion euros ($2.5 billion) of bonds at interest rates that will probably be higher than at its last auction of similar maturities.
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Simone, a swaggering merchant, arrives home to find his wife, Bianca, in the arms of a smooth prince of the city.
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German bunds rallied, driving five- and 10-year yields to record lows, as a backlash against austerity toppled the Dutch government and left French President Nicolas Sarkozy trailing in his re-election bid.
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HSBC Holdings Plc , Europe’s biggest bank by market value, hired Wilson Chin as a senior interest- rates strategist in London, according to two people with knowledge of the appointment.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel ’s ban on naked short sales of European government bonds may dent trading in the securities at a time when greater turnover is desirable, ING Groep NV said.
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For the first time since getting bailed out in May, Greece sold Treasury bills at an interest rate below the 5 percent charged by the European Union when it rescued the nation from default.
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Portugal sold 1 billion euros ($1.3 billion) of 10-year bonds, garnering more demand than at previous offerings after it benefited from the European Union’s aid plan for the region’s most indebted countries.
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Portugal’s borrowing costs fell at a sale of 762 million euros ($962 million) of six-month bills after the government said last week that it aims to narrow its budget deficit faster than previously planned.
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German government bonds fell, pushing the yield on the benchmark 10-year security to a one- month high, as stocks rose after China said it will allow a more flexible yuan, curbing demand for the safest assets.
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