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Rise of risk premiums in Spain as a result of Brexit 2016
Rise of risk premiums in Spain as a result of Brexit 2016
Increase in the risk premiums in Spain following the results of the Brexit referendum in June 2016
The statistics show the evolution of risk premiums in Spain following the Brexit referendum results in June 2016. Following the victory of Brexit, on June 24th, the Spanish risk premiums experienced a sudden overnight rise of 36 points.
Increase in the risk premiums in Spain following the results of the Brexit referendum in June 2016
| Risk premium in basic points | |
|---|---|
| 24 June | 179 |
| June 23 | 143 |
| 22 june | 145 |
| 21 june | 143 |
| June 20 | 149 |
| Risk premium in basic points | |
|---|---|
| 24 June | 179 |
| June 23 | 143 |
| 22 june | 145 |
| 21 june | 143 |
| June 20 | 149 |
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- June 20-24, 2016
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- The risk premium (also, country risk) is the premium that investors demand for buying public debt in one country compared to another, whose price is used as a basis for being considered as a more secure debt. In the case of Spain and the rest of the countries of the European Union, the German bond is taken as reference. Thus, the risk premium is calculated by subtracting the interest paid on the secondary markets by the 10-year German bonds to the interest paid on the Spanish bonds
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- Spain
- Survey time period
- June 20-24, 2016
- Special properties
- data at the end of the day
- Supplementary notes
- The risk premium (also, country risk) is the premium that investors demand for buying public debt in one country compared to another, whose price is used as a basis for being considered as a more secure debt. In the case of Spain and the rest of the countries of the European Union, the German bond is taken as reference. Thus, the risk premium is calculated by subtracting the interest paid on the secondary markets by the 10-year German bonds to the interest paid on the Spanish bonds
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