You still don't get it even after all this time yer all still worried what others will think of the default. The high bond prices for Spain and Ireland are there as a result of a belief among lenders that sovereigns will deflate there economy because of the terms of the bailout. Ireland's bonds should be lower as we don't have to borrow money cos we have a bailout that means anyone with short term paper is guaranteed there money back, so why do they soar they go up because we require more and more to service an ever larger debt because of the bailout.
Spain is Ireland on steroids if ye all try the same trick again as ye did here the Euro will suffer it's biggest crisis yet and it wont have anything to do with Greece.
And honestly what financial institution would hold such paper when Merkels 2013 deadline for haircuts is coming up, this stuff has all been marked down or sold at a loss ages ago.
If you dont restructure the debt you will end up down here in the mud with us I suggest you mark it down and at least get something for it.
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