Pretty remarkable compared to where we were 15 years ago – now up there with the “elite” fiscally responsible nations.
Galway1012 on
What does the graph mean?
qwerty_1965 on
That Nazi gold continues to deliver for Switzerland.
TabhairDomAnAirgead on
Burn the bondholders!
Oh wait, wrong decade
Fluffy-Republic8610 on
Look at the UK. Flirting with disaster so close to 5%. If they have a crisis we’ll have a crisis.
OvertiredMillenial on
3.00 is greater than 2.59, ipso facto you lose again, Denmark.
itstheboombox on
Iceland seems like a pretty big outlier, why are they so low on the list?
fuppinbackstard on
Great bunch of bonds
mr-man76 on
How can you buy bonds in Ireland
Key-Lie-364 on
That can change easily.
I’m 45 – in the mid 1980s we had 16% unemployment and massive emigration, then we had the fucking IMF come in 2008 because we couldn’t fucking tax and spend like normal people without binging on credit.
There’s an enormous flaithiúlach streak in Irish society. Just look at how they keep narrowing the tax base.
3% ain’t that good.
@ me when it hits 0.3 % we are always one run of ghost estates in the middle of Leitrim away from having manners put on us by the bond markets.
Complex_Hunter35 on
They all cluster in around 3 to 3.5%. That’s ok-ish but given budget is tighter, we may be expanding our debt ratio. Id be cautious
LouisWu_ on
Look how expensive it is for Russia to raise money. 15%. Nice!
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Pretty remarkable compared to where we were 15 years ago – now up there with the “elite” fiscally responsible nations.
What does the graph mean?
That Nazi gold continues to deliver for Switzerland.
Burn the bondholders!
Oh wait, wrong decade
Look at the UK. Flirting with disaster so close to 5%. If they have a crisis we’ll have a crisis.
3.00 is greater than 2.59, ipso facto you lose again, Denmark.
Iceland seems like a pretty big outlier, why are they so low on the list?
Great bunch of bonds
How can you buy bonds in Ireland
That can change easily.
I’m 45 – in the mid 1980s we had 16% unemployment and massive emigration, then we had the fucking IMF come in 2008 because we couldn’t fucking tax and spend like normal people without binging on credit.
There’s an enormous flaithiúlach streak in Irish society. Just look at how they keep narrowing the tax base.
3% ain’t that good.
@ me when it hits 0.3 % we are always one run of ghost estates in the middle of Leitrim away from having manners put on us by the bond markets.
They all cluster in around 3 to 3.5%. That’s ok-ish but given budget is tighter, we may be expanding our debt ratio. Id be cautious
Look how expensive it is for Russia to raise money. 15%. Nice!

Irish Bond
As long as we’re beating the Brits