Cost of short-term State borrowing falls

The cost to the State of borrowing short-term debt has fallen in the past month as demand among investors for Irish bonds surged.

The cost to the State of borrowing short-term debt has fallen in the past month as demand among investors for Irish bonds surged.

The results of today's auction of €600m worth of treasury bills, due to be repaid after six to eight months, show interest rates have fallen from almost 2.5% for six-month debt to less than 2%.

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