Bond Spain, the yield of ten-year close to 1.6%

In the auction of bonds today, Spain has placed three long-term government bonds with maturities for a total of over 2 billion euro, on the middle fork initially scheduled (1.5 – 2.5 billions). In detail the Iberian state has placed government bonds maturing in 2026 for a total amount of 489 million euro, compared to a demand of 2.0 12 billion.
The coverage ratio (ratio between the amount requested and offered quantity) was equal to 4.3, while the gross yield offered by bonds was set all'1,592%, an increase over the previous all'1,496% starting April for placement securities maturing in 10 years.

Spain itself has also placed government bonds maturing in 2030 for a total amount of 851 million euro, representing a coverage ratio of 1.6, based on requests for nearly 1.39 billion. The gross yield offered by the title was set at 2.032%, from 2.097% in March from the previous auction for securities maturing in 2030.

Finally, Spain has placed government bonds maturing in 2040 for a total amount of 684 million euro, representing a coverage ratio of 1.6, based on requests for 1.1 billion. The gross yield offered by the title was set at 2.64%, from 2.72% the previous auction in December of 2015.