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Demand at a Spanish auction of 10- year bonds fell, a day after Standard & Poor’s lowered the outlook on the government’s debt. The nation sold almost 2.1 billion euros ($3.1 billion) of the bonds at a yield of 3.887 percent, the central bank said in a statement today. Investors bid for 4.4 billion euros of the securities, or 2.1 times the amount issued, compared with almost 2.2 times at an Oct. 15 offering. Spain planned to sell between 2 ...
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Demand at a Spanish auction of 10- year bonds fell, a day after Standard & Poor’s lowered the outlook on the government’s debt. The nation sold almost 2.1 billion euros ($3.1 billion) of the bonds at a yield of 3.887 percent, the central bank said in a statement today. Investors bid for 4.4 billion euros of the securities, or 2.1 times the amount issued, compared with almost 2.2 times at an Oct. 15 offering. Spain planned to sell between 2 ...
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