EFSF Sells T-Bills At Negative Yield For First Time Ever (Bloomberg)
| Bloomberg: |
| "The EFSF auctioned 1.49 billion euros of six-month bills at a yield of minus 0.0113 percent. (...) A negative yield on EFSF bills means investors who hold them to maturity will receive less than they paid to buy them. (...) The EFSF joins Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland in being able to attract investors to pay for the safety of holding their debt." |
| source: Investors Pay to Fund EFSF Aid With Bills at Negative Yield | Bloomberg |
