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The price of the 10-year Greek government bond fell as the yield surged and its spread, or difference, over its German equivalent widened to 2.16 percentage points.
The spread between the yield on the Italian 10-year bond and the German equivalent widened on Friday to 2.36 percentage points, the most since the introduction of the euro.
The benchmark spread between Italian 10-year bonds and their German equivalent widened from below 260 basis points to above 300 and the Italian share index lost all its previous gains after projections of the Senate result.
Spain's main IBEX share index ended 2.7% lower while the spread between Spanish bonds and their German equivalents widened as investor confidence slipped.
Monday's talks took place against a backdrop of acute market anxiety with the spread, or risk premium, of Italy's bonds over their German equivalents widening amid fears that Italy will be swept into the sovereign debt crisis.
The spread between yields on benchmark 10-year gilt – UK government bonds – and their German Bund equivalents has widened to a 12-year high.
Bond markets are betting that Britain's economic prospects are rosier than the euro area's: the spread between the yield on 10-year British government bonds and their German equivalents has widened sharply since its low on April 6th.In this section STOCKMARKETS MONEY AND INTEREST RATES TRADE, EXCHANGE RATES AND BUDGETS TRADE IN SERVICES Reprints.
But with a young side struggling to keep up with India's blend of experience and youth, the discrepancy between the success of the one-day team and its Test equivalent could widen before it narrows.
The spread between Spanish 10-year bonds and equivalent German bonds widened to 4.27 percentage points from 4.16 points on Friday.
The difference in yield between 10-year gilts and equivalent German bonds widened to 119 basis points, the most since August 1998, and were at 112 basis points at midday, according to Bloomberg.
That widened the spread, or difference, with equivalent German bonds to 4.55 percentage points.
