Finance Ministry Pays More And Borrows Less On Local Market

06.13.2012 By Claudia Medrega

Yields on government bonds have risen again in the past few weeks as has Romania’s CDS, as well as interest rates on the interbank market. This at a time when risk aversion in Europe is on the rise amid higher tensions over the euro zone area, especially Greece and Spain.

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Keywords:
FINANCE MINISTRY
, BOND
, LIQUIDITY