Spain cuts premium on second 10 year as domestic sales share increases

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Spain cuts premium on second 10 year as domestic sales share increases

Spain issued its second €7bn 10 year benchmark of 2013 on Tuesday, and again, the deal attracted over €20bn of orders. The trade demonstrated the extent of the country’s market access as investors scramble for the few credits left paying any sort of respectable yield. Even so, the domestic allocation on this benchmark was higher than the comparable deal done in January.

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