Spanish debt doesn’t have a long projection, Bankinter analysts forecast
MADRID | By The Corner | When the nominal yield of Spanish 10-year-bonds stands under 3% despite the increase of interest rates in core countries such as the US, Spanish analysts at Bankinter depart from the script and recommend to give up the idea of buying the country’s sovereign debt. Since they introduced this strategy at the end of 2012, Spain’s benchmark securities went down from more than 5.5% to current less than 3%.“We estimate bond returns of 2.7% by 2015, so public debt would have not room to decrease yet,” they explain.