Secondary market nausea rises as LTRO drugs wear off

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Secondary market nausea rises as LTRO drugs wear off

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Italian and Spanish bond yields rose 20bp-25bp across the curve on Tuesday, as investors began to focus on economic reform in each country. But they were not the only countries to suffer. France and the Netherlands were not spared either — their 10 year government yields had widened 6bp and 5bp since the open, respectively, by lunchtime.

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