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Welcome to the Currency War, Part 12: Bankrupt Rome and Soaring Euro-Bonds

1-3-2014 < SGT Report 355 125 words
 

by John Rubino, Dollar Collapse:


European Bonds Surge as ECB Stimulus Confines Crisis to Memory


Yields on the euro area’s government bonds have never been lower as the potential for extended European Central Bank stimulus helps exorcise memories of the region’s sovereign debt crisis.


The bond-market rally is broad based, encompassing both core economies such asFrance and also peripheral markets including Greece, which was pushed to the brink of exiting the currency bloc during the region’s financial woes. Another of those nations, Portugal, took a step toward exiting an international bailout program today as it bought back bonds, while Italy, supported in the turmoil by ECB bond purchases, sold five-year notes at a record-low rate.


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