Spain’s Bonds Fall Most in Two Months as Brexit Concerns Spread
- Britain’s EU vote next week too close to call, polls suggest
- German 10-year bund yields approach their lowest ever
People's Party (Partido Popular) supporters wait for the results during the Spanish general election outside the party's headquarters in Madrid, Spain, on Sunday, Dec. 20, 2015. Spaniards are voting in the tightest election since the country's return to democracy, with four parties in the running and no clear winner in sight.
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Spanish bonds fell the most in two months as mounting concern that a Brexit is on the way sent investors fleeing riskier assets.
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