MADRID (Reuters) - Spain showed that investors will buy even its long-term debt on Thursday with a successful bond auction that completed its 2012 issuance program, giving the government time to hold out longer for international aid. Spain sold 4.8 billion euros of bonds, more than the targeted amount, allowing it to begin raising funds for next year ahead of schedule. The sale included longer-term bonds for the first time in a year and a half, a sign that there is interest in investment in Spain over a longer horizon. However those 20-year bonds, which raised 731 million euros, yielded 6.328 percent, high by...
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