The interest on Portuguese debt rose today to two, to five and to 10 years compared to Wednesday, aligned with those of Spain, Greece and Italy.
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22/10/2026
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Lusa
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Othe interest on the Portuguese debt rose today to two, to five and to 10 years compared to Wednesday, aligned with those of Spain, Greece and Italy, as well as with those of France in the longer term.
At 8:20 a.m. in Lisbon, interest at 10 years advanced to 3,950%, against 3,938% on Wednesday.
Five-year interest also rose to 3.515% against 3.502%.
Two-year interest rose to 3.21%, compared to 3.196% the day before.
The interest on French debt rose to 5.046%, a maximum since July 2002, compared to 5.012% the day before.
On the contrary, Germany's 10-year bond interest, considered the safest in Europe, fell to 3,400% against 3,417%, as well as those in the United States, which yielded to 5,078%, as against 5.121%.
The risk premium for France, the 10-year interest differential for Germany, continued to rise to 164,7 basis points over the last 15 years and above Italy, Spain, Greece and Portugal.
Interest on sovereign debt in Portugal, Spain, Greece and Italy at 08:20:
2 years...5 years...10 years
Portugal
22/10…….3,211…3,515…..3,950
21/10…….3,196…3,502…..3,938
Spain
22/10…….3,234…3,587…..4,084
21/10…….3,228…3,571…..4,076
Greece
22/10…….3,332…3,878…..4,440
21/10…….3,320…3,846…..4,410
Italy
22/10…….3,613….4,082…..4,613
21/10…….3,574….4,043…..4,576
Source: Bloomberg ‘bid’ values (interest required by investors to buy debt) compared with closing of the last session.