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Veradkar formally suspends 45 road projects

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  • #52
    antoobrien
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    dubhthach wrote: »
    that's only on the "bailout", Irish 10 years bonds closed today at: 8.653%
    http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=GIGB10YR:IND

    Need that to fall abit, I think Sponge mentioned around 6% for example?

    We stopped borrowing in June of last year, when borrowing was between 5% & 6%. At the time the NTMA claimed we had enough money to pay for 2010 & 2011. If we decide not to believe them and think that this is the point where borrowing was no longer viable (more than likely, given the initial rates from the ECB & IMF were about this level) then 5-6% is a decent estimate as to when we'll be back in the long term bond markets.

    If we just look at the bailout terms (which most people claim the interest rate was to high) then 5.65% was the highest initial rate and we need to go to at least 5% for borrowing to be viable


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