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Italy-Germany bond spread ends unchanged at 109.9 points
At the end of trading in Milan on October 12, the gap between the yields on 10-year Italian and German government bonds was 109.9 points.
It was unchanged from Friday’s close.
The Italian bond yield stood at 4.57%, while the German yield was 3.47%.
The spread measures the difference between the two countries’ borrowing costs on these bonds.
It changed during the day before settling at the same level as Friday.
The figures show that Italian bonds carried a higher yield than German bonds at the close.
Italy’s 10-year bond spread over Germany’s ended the session at 109.9 points.
The spread was unchanged from Friday’s close.
The Italian bond yield rose to 4.57%, while the German bond yield edged down to 3.47%.
The spread fluctuated during the day before settling at the closing level.
- Who
- Italy and Germany, through their 10-year government bonds.
- What
- The bond spread ended at 109.9 points, unchanged from Friday’s close.
- When
- 12 October 2026, at the end of the session.
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The spread fluctuated, while the Italian bond yield reached 4.57% and the German yield edged down to 3.47%.
The spread closed at 109.9 points, unchanged from Friday’s close.
- Spread at close
- 109.9 points
- Change from Friday close
- Unchanged
- Italian 10-year bond yield
- 4.57%
- German 10-year bond yield
- 3.47%
Sources
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