Italian Two-Year Notes Stay Lower After Nation Sells Bills
By David Goodman -
2012-08-29T09:10:42Z
Italian two-year notes stay lower after the nation sold 9 billion euros of 181-day bills at an auction.
The rate on Italy’s two-year note was two basis points higher at 3.07 percent as of 10:08 a.m. London time.
Italy sold the bills at a yield of 1.585 percent, compared with 2.454 percent at a similar sale on July 27.
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