So as a pension fund / life insurance fund you are not attracted by 9,49 % yields ? Sure you are !
10yr Irish yields at 9.49 %,Spanish at 5.70%,Portuguese at 7.33 %,US at lousy 2.79%
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So as a pension fund / life insurance fund you are not attracted by 9,49 % yields ? Sure you are !
zdreg,
This probably doesn't directly answer your query, but you can find a lot of good Bloomberg bond charts by doing a Google search for:
Bloomberg [Country name] [duration]
eg. a search for
Bloomberg Spain 10 year
gives the following link as the first result:
www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=GSPG10YR:IND
F*ck NO! You must be kiddin', right?Quote from ASusilovic:
So as a pension fund / life insurance fund you are not attracted by 9,49 % yields ? Sure you are !
Actually, why don't you have Greek 10y up there too? It's even more attractive at arnd 12%... Surely, if you're gonna buy anything, GGBs are where it's at?Quote from ASusilovic:
So as a pension fund / life insurance fund you are not attracted by 9,49 % yields ? Sure you are !
As of now, all is well, haven't you heard? Supposedly US stands ready to help the Eurozone with larger IMF commitments. Greece 10y back to flat vs Bund, nothing to worry about...
can I ask a primitive question:
Whenever CNBC list the yield of the PIIGS nations, they always shows this:
Italy 10 year, yield 4.541% 93.968, up 1.067
Ireland 10 yr. T-note 9.231, down 0.337 -3.52%
Greece 10 yr. yield 11.946%, 68.388 down 0.097
What exactly is showing at Ireland? What is 9.231?, and what's -3.52%, don't tell me -3.52% is the yield
Whenever CNBC list the yield of the PIIGS nations, they always shows this:
Italy 10 year, yield 4.541% 93.968, up 1.067
Ireland 10 yr. T-note 9.231, down 0.337 -3.52%
Greece 10 yr. yield 11.946%, 68.388 down 0.097
What exactly is showing at Ireland? What is 9.231?, and what's -3.52%, don't tell me -3.52% is the yield