The interests of the Portuguese debt rose this Friday to two and five years and fell to 10 years compared to Thursday, in line with those of Ireland.

At 8:40 a.m. in Lisbon, 10-year interest rates fell to 2.716%, down from 2.726% on Thursday.

Five years ago, interest rates went up to 2.158%, compared to 2.151%.

In the same sense, two-year interest rates advanced to 2.143%, compared to 2.137% in the previous session.

Greece’s interest rates rose for two years, dropped to five and remained at 10 yearswhile those from Spain and Italy fell back at two and five years and advanced at 10 years.

Interest on the sovereign debt of Portugal, Greece, Ireland, Italy and Spain at 08:40:

2 years…5 years…10 years

Portugal

12/02…….2,143…2,158…..2,716

12/01…….2,137…2,151…..2,726

Greece

12/02…….2,554…2,911…..3,859

12/01…….2,550…2,912…..3,859

Ireland

12/02…….1961…2035…..2236

12/01…….1947…2028…..2238

Italy

12/02…….2,479…3,154…..3,698

12/01…….2,488…3,165…..3,693

Spain

12/02…….2,273…2,353…..2,806

12/01…….2,276…2,358…..2,805

Source: Bloomberg Offer values ​​(interest required by investors to buy debt) compared to the closing of the last session.