LONDON: German Bund futures hit fresh record highs on Tuesday, while Italian and Spanish government bond yields rose on growing concerns over a Greek debt swap deal and Spain's budget performance.
"There's a lot of good news priced into markets and a lot of things that we were hearing about last week, the Greek PSI (private sector involvement), Spain's deficit targets and so on are getting a lot more airtime this week," one trader said.
Bund futures rose as high as 140.48, up 65 ticks on the day. Italian 10-year bond yields were 13 basis points higher on the day at 5.08 percent, while equivalent Spanish yields were up 17 bps at 5.15 percent.






















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