The yield for Greece’s closely watched 10-year bond again eased on Friday, dropping to levels not seen since the summer of 2005, as investors’ interest in sovereign debt continues to rise amid the current global economic downtown.
The yield for Greece’s closely watched 10-year bond again eased on Friday, dropping to levels not seen since the summer of 2005, as investors’ interest in sovereign debt continues to rise amid the current global economic downtown.
The development also follows a recent “nod” by JPMorgan and other international investment funds.
On Friday, the yield fell by 1.55 basis points, dropping to 3.31 percent, down nearly four basis points on the day.