Wednesday, 13 June 2012

Borrowing costs surge for Italy and Spain

Even after 125 b$ bailout for  Spain, its's 10-year borrowing costs touched 6.80% before settling at a euro-era closing high of 6.72% as fitch downgrade 18 spanish bank.

Meanwhile Italy's borrowing cost also jump  dramatically even after  Mr. Monti has passed austerity measures including tax increases and an overhaul of Italy's pension system since taking office in November, garnering widespread praise from investors and world leaders.At the same time, Mr. Monti's tax-heavy austerity measures have choked economic growth, causing Italy's economy to contract 0.8% in the first four months of the year.

Today's important economic data ,
  • Germany's 10y bond auction
  • US  retail sales
  • US PPI ( YOY,MOM )
  • EIA Crude oil Iventories

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