Sentence examples for peripheral yields from inspiring English sources

Peripheral yields simply haven't reacted much to the Cyprus mess.

Of course, the big problem has been in the bond markets where there was such a huge rise in peripheral yields that the effect was to tighten policy.

Peripheral yields have been dragged down both by the fall in German yields and the narrowing of their spreads over German bonds since the height of the crisis.

The ECB has put its neck on the line trying to hold euro area financial markets together and peripheral yields down, and it can point to a headline inflation rate that's currently above target.

Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets, said: A bigger than expected rise in November German retail sales and a drop in unemployment in December, has seen European equity markets enjoy a fairly strong session today, while strong demand for an Irish 10 year bond issue has also helped risk appetite across the board pushing peripheral bond yields lower across the board.

That monetary stimulus has also rippled through to Europe, pushing down peripheral bond yields, as Open Europe analyst Pieter Cleppe pointed out this week: There were other changes.

"The contagion risk to other economies is significant; we think that Grexit would lead to the reintroduction of a currency-risk premium and higher peripheral bond yields," said the consultancy Oxford Economics.

Youth unemployment rates in Greece and Spain are 55.6% and 54.2%, respectively.But peripheral bond yields are down, so presumably all is well.

The pressure this places on peripheral bond yields will also raise the spectre of bailouts for Italy but particularly Spain with markets of the opinion that if the Spanish 10-year pushes above the 6% mark, this would raise alarm bells and force the hand of Rajoy's government to request a bailout from the ECB.

Ishaq Siddiqi, ETX Capital: Peripheral bond yields, particularly Italy's 10-year and 5-year are reaching for the ceiling again.

The pressure this places on peripheral bond yields will also raise the spectre of bailouts for Italy but particularly Spain with markets of the opinion that if the Spanish 10-year pushes above the 6% mark, this would raise alarm bells and force the hand of the government to request a bailout from the ECB.