The interest on the Portuguese debt rose today to two, to five and to 10 years, and to two longer deadlines for maximums since March 2014 and April 2017, respectively.
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14/09/2026
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Lusa
Cerca from 08:30 in Lisbon, interest at 10 years advanced to 3,900%, maximum since April 2017, against 3.860% on Friday.
Five-year interest also rose to 3,466%, a maximum since March 2014, compared to 3,426%.
Two-year interest rose to 3.216 percent, compared to 3.184 percent on Friday.
Interest from Spain, Greece and Italy rose at all times, in many cases also to maximum levels.
Similarly, the interest on Germany's 10-year bond, considered the safest in Europe, increased to 3.528%, a maximum of always, against 3.503%.
The 10-year-old United States debt interest remained below 5%, at 4.962%, a maximum since October 2023, after finishing the week at 4.963%.
Interest on sovereign debt in Portugal, Spain, Greece and Italy at 08:30:
2 years...5 years...10 years
Portugal
14/09…….3,216…3,466…..3,900
11/09…….3,184…3,426…..3,860
Spain
14/09…….3,243…3,505…..3,993
11/09…….3,225…3,490…..3,961
Greece
14/09…….3,280…3,690…..4,260
11/09…….3,255…3,650…..4,218
Italy
14/09…….3,407….3,835…..4,400
11/09…….3,380….3,790…..4,352
Source: Bloomberg ‘bid’ values (interest required by investors to buy debt) compared with closing of the last session.