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Bond Spread
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Bond Spread
The difference in yield between one bond and another with a lower credit rating. In general, the bond with a lower rating has the higher yield because of the added risk involved. As such, bond spreads are used to compare risk.


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A day after investors pushed the risk premiums on Spanish and Italian government debt to new highs, the bond spreads of countries on Europe's southern periphery narrowed and the euro steadied on speculation that the European Central Bank could unveil new anti-crisis steps at an upcoming meeting.
A day after Ireland's central bank chief acknowledged the country needed a loan running into tens of billions of euros to shore up banks that have grown dependent on ECB funds, the euro edged up on expectations of an aid deal and Irish bond spreads narrowed.
Traders said the European Central Bank had bought distressed sovereign debt at the end of the previous week in a bid to cap the gains in peripheral bond spreads.
 
 
 
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