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Ireland's 10-year bonds fell for a 12th day, leading a rout in debt from Portugal to Greece for most of the so-called "PIIGS," weakening the euro and stocks.
Strategist Christoph Rieger notes the impact “is mainly restricted to Ireland, Portugal and Greece, but to a certain degree Spain also. Tensions are more likely to exacerbate rather than improve.”
Goldman Sachs believes that a bailout of Ireland and Portugal through the European Financial Stability Facility would relieve market tensions and not lead to contagion.
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