Investor demand for Irish debt remains high - NTMA The organisation which manages Ireland's national debt has said the country's borrowing position remains strong, despite the rising cost of servicing it. Business • 07 Jul 22
Most building firms won't take on fixed price contracts The challenge of rapidly rising raw materials costs means that nine out of every 10 construction companies in Ireland are now unwilling to take on … Business • 23 May 22
Brexit premium drives up borrowing costs for UK firms UK companies are being forced to pay more to borrow on bond markets than their European peers as investors demand a hefty premium to compensate … Business • 06 Dec 18
Deutsche Bank facing higher borrowing costs Deutsche Bank pays more to borrow from other banks than its peers including stragglers in Greece and Italy, new Euribor data show. Business • 12 Oct 16
Ireland feeling Brexit tremors in bond market The premium Ireland would pay to borrow compared with euro zone benchmark Germany hit its highest level in nearly a year today as investors fretted … Business • 15 Jun 16
Spain enjoys negative five-year borrowing rates Spain today enjoyed negative interest rates on its medium-term debt, the central bank said, a sign of strengthening market confidence three years after it came … Business • 07 May 15
Portugal’s borrowing costs rise to 10 month high Portugal's borrowing costs increased to the highest since November as the government sold €750m of 18-month bills. Business • 18 Sep 13
Borrowing costs drop as Spain raises €800m Spain has sold €803m in long-term debt at lower interest rates, reflecting improving investor sentiment towards its finances. Business • 14 Mar 13
Interest rates down as Spain sells $5.97 billion Spain has sold €4.5 billion in a medium and long-term bond sale that saw interest rates dropping as market fears ease over whether the country … Business • 17 Jan 13
Greek borrowing costs dip in new T-bill sale Greece's borrowing costs are continuing to fall following the latest successful auction of short-term debt that raised €1.62 billion. Business • 15 Jan 13
Spain's borrowing rates drop again in auction Spain's borrowing rates have dropped again, with the Treasury easily selling €3.5 billion in short-term debt as investor concerns over the country's finances ease. Business • 18 Dec 12
Market pressure pushes Spain closer to bailout Spain has paid the second highest yield on short-term debt since the birth of the euro at an auction today. Business • 24 Jul 12
