We warned that the shine was coming off Draghi's rally late last week but since mid-morning on Friday, Spain's 10Y spread has risen a very notable 36bps and the 10Y yield has just broken back above 6% for the first time in over two weeks. However, the seemingly impregnable short-dated market has started to crack. Spain's 2Y has also broken back above 3% - up over 50bps in the last 3 days! It seems the reality of the cash position, as we described in detail last night [3], is perhaps starting to outweigh the unlimited-but-capped open-ended-but-conditional support that the ECB supposedly has.
10Y Spain breaks back above 6%...
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while 2Y Spain is quickly giving back its Draghi-induced gains...
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