Markets News Wednesday: Shares fall again in Europe and Asia as investors continue to dump Greek bonds

by admin on April 28, 2010

Markets news on stocks, currencies and commodities; The yield or return (when bonds with a fixed coupon or interest rate are dumped on the market, the value of the bond falls and the yield rises as the fixed rate amount is linked to a lower bond value) on 10-year Greek bonds rose to 10.131% Wednesday, the highest level ever reached in the Eurozone and more than treble the German bund benchmark rate.

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