No panic in Cédulas after S&P downgrade

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No panic in Cédulas after S&P downgrade

S&P cut Spain by two notches to triple B plus on Thursday night, leaving the sovereign precariously close to junk. And although government bonds have lurched 20bp wider, the Cédulas market has shown a stoic response. But the rating agency’s move came as Banco Popular also announced a jump in non-performing loans in its first quarter results – concentrating minds on the country’s unfolding real estate crisis to which Cédulas are inextricably linked.

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