Euro periphery quits crisis mode for new markets

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Euro periphery quits crisis mode for new markets

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Portuguese Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho (R) and his Spanish counterpart Mariano Rajoy (L) talk before a press conference at the Alfandega House in Porto, on May 9, 2012, after their meeting at the XXV Spain-Portugal summit. The leaders of Spain and Portugal gather for their annual summit, this year focusing on the economic crisis. AFP PHOTO / MIGUEL RIOPA (Photo credit should read MIGUEL RIOPA/AFP/GettyImages) | MIGUEL RIOPA/AFP/Getty Images

Peripheral eurozone sovereigns, regions and agencies are gaining access to ever more diverse pools of liquidity — including conservative investors in long tenors — as yields hit historic lows and spreads scream in towards the core. But even more fuel could be added to the rocket powered rally, as growing tensions in Ukraine force investors to jettison emerging market debt and snap up the periphery’s paper.

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