Economics
Slovenia’s Benchmark Bond Yield Rises on Europe, Homes Woes
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Slovenia’s benchmark bond yield rose above 6 percent for the first time since February as the debt crisis in Europe deepens and its largest bank needs more cash than previously announced.
The bond maturing in 2021 extended losses for the second day, with the yield reaching 6.0047 percent at 4:40 p.m. in Ljubljana, according to mid-pricing data compiled by Bloomberg. The yield dropped below 6 percent in February after the European Central Bank offered lenders in Europe cheap loans.