FT Alphaville " Some chasm-like eurozone bond spreads Based on Tradeweb data (with a h/t to the FT's Tracy Alloway), Spanish 10-year government bond yields rose to as high as 6.30 per cent on Monday, with the spread to Bunds widening to a euro-era record high of 486 basis points after the yield on Berlin's debt fell to 1.44 per cent for the first time.: In Italy, 10-year government bond yields also rose to 5.83 per cent with a spread over Bunds at market close of 436bps: While in Greece, 10-year government bond yields (that's the 2023 bond of the PSI package) continued to spike to over 26 per cent, bringing the spread at the close to some 2480bps: Not much commentary needed, tbh. Related link: What price Europe? - FT Alphaville Core infection and eurozone PMIs - FT Alphaville Grexit and the euro: an exercise in guesswork - FT Alpahville This entry was posted by David Keohane on Monday, May 14th, 2012 at 17:40 and is filed under Capital markets. Tagged with bond spreads, eurozone.