Investors rush to low Spanish bonds as EU QE plan looms
In an 'economic beauty contest' NZ remains least ugly but changes could be coming.
Global investors predicting large-scale European Central Bank (ECB) bond buying rushed to Spanish debt this morning in a surprising show of confidence.
Spain opened one of its largest ever bond sale at a record low rate, attracting a reported €23 billion ($34 billion) from across the globe.
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Nathan Smith
Wed, 21 Jan 2015
Wed, 21 Jan 2015
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Investors rush to low Spanish bonds as EU QE plan looms
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