Drop in borrowing costs recorded

Irish borrowing costs eased back today following assurances from key figures in the European Union that investors would be repaid if Ireland tapped into a rescue fund.

Drop in borrowing costs recorded

Irish borrowing costs eased back today following assurances from key figures in the European Union that investors would be repaid if Ireland tapped into a rescue fund.

Irish 10-year bond yields – the interest rates that investors demand to hold the debts, a reflection of risk of default – sunk to 8.1% from their peak of 8.9% on Friday morning.

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