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Brindis for ECB! Spanish and Italian debt assets increase 8%

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In December of 2011 the European Central Bank (ECB) issued three-year loans at one percent interest, which were interpreted by the markets as the beginning of the end of the financial crisis in peripheral Europe, because part of the loans that the ECB gave the banks were to be used to buy public debt from ailing countries. The data now support this theory. Since December 23 the spreads between Spanish and Italian bonds with respect to the German bund have slimmed to 319 basis points and 362 basis points, respectively.

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