Portuguese Bond Trading Declines To Lowest Level Since 2000
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Portuguese government bond trading in the secondary market dropped to an average 3 million euros ($3.8 million) a day in July, the lowest since 2000, from 15 million euros in June. Bloomberg
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Turnover of the securities averaged 46 million euros a day in July 2011 and 185 million euros in July 2010, government debt agency IGCP said on its website.
Trading of treasury bills increased to an average of 27 million euros a day last month from 23 million euros in June and from 13 million euros in July 2011. (continue reading on original link)
Source: Bloomberg
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