Keep a short position in Spain's debt, says ING, as the yield on the 10-year bond trades back up around 6% again. "The reluctance of the Spanish PM to ask support to the EFSF/ESM [which is] almost treated as a done deal in the market, is creating upwards pressure on Spanish yields." The bank does not expect Spain to ask for aid this month despite the recent yield back-up. "On October 18-19 there will be the EU leaders summit and this is a good opportunity for Mr. Rajoy to ask for official support. Anyway, market pressure or political pressure will be needed to push Spain into the EFSF."
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
Keep Your Spanish Shorts On -ING
Keep a short position in Spain's debt, says ING, as the yield on the 10-year bond trades back up around 6% again. "The reluctance of the Spanish PM to ask support to the EFSF/ESM [which is] almost treated as a done deal in the market, is creating upwards pressure on Spanish yields." The bank does not expect Spain to ask for aid this month despite the recent yield back-up. "On October 18-19 there will be the EU leaders summit and this is a good opportunity for Mr. Rajoy to ask for official support. Anyway, market pressure or political pressure will be needed to push Spain into the EFSF."
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