CBC.ca | Spanish Bonds Slide After Sale as Draghi Highlights Growth Risks Businessweek Spanish bonds fell, pushing yields to the highest in four weeks, after the nation sold 4.76 billion euros ($6.06 billion) of debt amid speculation its chances of seeking a bailout have receded. Spain's securities slid for a second day as European Central Bank ... Euro Hits Two-Month Low on Dim Yearend Outlook Draghi Says ECB Stands Ready to Buy Bonds as Economy Weakens The Greek Crisis: Why Super Mario Draghi Can't Save Europe |
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Spanish Bonds Slide After Sale as Draghi Highlights Growth Risks
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