The borrowing costs for both countries were significantly lower than a similar sale last month. Italian 12-month bonds sold with a rate of 2.735 percent, down from nearly 6 percent last month, and Spanish three-, four- and five-year bonds fell below 4 percent.
Meanwhile 1-year Greek bond has 400% of return,- it is easy to see who is slotted for amputation.
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