Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Germany pays negative interest rates to issue debt


Germany put on the market 3,900 million euros owed ​​to six months, paying investors a return of -0.012%. That is, investors will receive, in six months, spent less than today.
Germany has financed up this morning with the issuance of debt to six months, placing bonds with investors who will give a negative return (-0.012%).

The result of the auction illustrates the fears that still live on the markets, with investors keen to "store" the financial assets they consider refuge, sacrificing returns.




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