Spanish public debt holdings at the end of the ECB's purchase programme José Manuel Amor and David del Val
By: Amor, José Manuel
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Contributor(s): Val, David del.
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ArticlePublisher: 2019Subject(s): INVERSIONES | INVERSIONES BANCARIAS | INVERSIONES EXTRANJERAS | DEUDA PUBLICA | BONOS | POLITICA ECONOMICA | ESPAÑAOnline resources: Click here to access online
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Spanish and International Economic and Financial Outlook v. 8, n. 3, May 2019, p. 33-46Summary: The composition of Spain’s investor base has evolved over three distinct periods in the last 15 years, with Spanish banks now holding a smaller proportion of domestic sovereign debt than observed among banks in other eurozone countries. However, as the Spanish economy has continued to strengthen, data show that some of the most risk-averse foreign investors have discovered a fresh appetite for Spanish bonds, thereby contributing to the ongoing decline in Spain’s borrowing costs.
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The composition of Spain’s investor base has evolved over three distinct periods in the last 15 years, with Spanish banks now holding a smaller proportion of domestic sovereign debt than observed among banks in other eurozone countries. However, as the Spanish economy has continued to strengthen, data show that some of the most risk-averse foreign investors have discovered a fresh appetite for Spanish bonds, thereby contributing to the ongoing decline in Spain’s borrowing costs.
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