Financial Times (May 30)
2012/ 05/ 31 by jd in Global News
“US benchmark borrowing costs plunged to levels last seen in 1946 and those for Germany and the UK hit all-time lows as investors took fright at what they see as a disjointed policy response to the debt crisis in Spain and Italy.” Ten year yields fell to 1.62% on U.S. Treasuries and to 1.64% on UK gilts, the lowest since the start of recordkeeping in 1703. Meanwhile, yields on two-year German bunds hit zero, another first.
Tags: Bunds, Germany, Gilts, Italy, Spain, Treasuries, U.S., UK, Yields
