Ireland sells 10-year bonds at highest rate since it emerged from bailout
Global borrowing rates have risen this year as Iran war stokes inflation
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Bank of Ireland contains losses on US leveraged finance loans with insurance deals
Specialist institutional investors took on credit risk for millions of euro of potential losses on loans
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Shares tumble as government bond rout deepens on rising oil prices
French shares drop after budget cuts announced
Global bond sell-off pushes 10-year Treasury yield to highest since 2002
Sovereign debt costs around world return to multiyear highs
ECB may resume rate cuts as soon as 2028, says ratings agency S&P
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Interest payments on State’s debts could exceed €6bn, ESRI warns
Bond yields worldwide are soaring as creditors are unnerved by inflation and growing public borrowing
European stocks drop as global bond sell-off continues
Stoxx Europe 600 index drops 0.5 per as Iseq also retreats
US long-term borrowing costs touch highest level since 2004 as oil prices breach €105
Rising yields strain public finances after brutal sell-off in US Treasuries market
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Interest rates on the rise in US and euro zone while borrowing costs touch levels not seen since 2007
Irish borrowing costs hit bailout-era highs as investors up bets on rate hikes
NTMA expected to run one more bond auction this year
European shares fall as rising oil prices trigger rise in global borrowing costs
Iseq ends session down with banking stocks out of sorts
Cantor Ireland to quit as primary Government bonds dealer and close desk
Firm ‘redirecting focus’, mainly to growing wealth and asset management market
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NTMA sells €1.25bn of bonds amid market turmoil
Debt office auctions come amid spiking bond yields around the world
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Bond sell-off accelerates globally as investors bet on interest rate hikes
Borrowing costs for UK rise to highest level since 2008 and Japanese yields hit highs not seen since 1990s
NTMA prepares for bond sale amid wider market turmoil
The US government bond market is in flux and threatens to spill into Europe
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NTMA hits two thirds of maximum funding aim for this year with bond sale
Agency has issued €9.5 billion of benchmark bonds in 2026
Bond vultures circle British government as threat of renewed political upheaval returns
Markets fear moves to topple Keir Starmer will entail a leftward shift politically and looser spending protocols
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Markets fear the election result could topple Starmer heralding a shift to the left and an unravelling of fiscal approach
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