The interest on Portuguese debt rose to two, five and 10 years today, in line with those of Spain, Greece, Italy, Germany and France, with 10 years of age reaching 3.873%.
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28/10/2026
by
Lusa
Oportugal's debt interest rose today to two, to five and to 10 years from Tuesday, aligned with those of Spain, Greece and Italy, as well as those of Germany and France in the longer term.
At 8:40 a.m. in Lisbon, interest at 10 years was rising to 3,873%, compared to 3,856% on Tuesday.
Five-year interest also rose to 3.45% against 3.434 %.
Similarly, two-year interest increased to 3.163% against 3.144% on the eve.
Germany's 10-year bond interest, considered the safest in Europe, rose to 3.365% against 3.358 %, as well as from France to 4.943%, as against 4.922%.
The risk premium for France, the 10-year interest differential for Germany, also fell to about 158 basis points after reaching the last 15 years of last week's peaks and remained above those of Italy, Spain, Greece and Portugal.
U.S. debt interest rose to 5.006% against 4.999% the day before.
Interest on sovereign debt in Portugal, Spain, Greece and Italy at 8:40:
2 years...5 years...10 years
Portugal
28/10…….3,163…3,450…..3,873
27/10…….3,144…3,434…..3,856
Spain
28/10…….3,227…3,520…..4,008
27/10…….3,213…3,503…..3,994
Greece
28/10…….3,231…3,768…..4,334
27/10…….3,214…3,745…..4,316
Italy
28/10…….3,574….4,072…..4,539
27/10…….3,490….3,967…..4,495
Source: Bloomberg ‘bid’ values (interest required by investors to buy debt) compared with closing of the last session.