(Reuters) - Spain's central bank urged euro zone leaders to act decisively over new crisis-fighting measures, warning that debt market turmoil risked choking off the country's economic recovery, which slowed in the second quarter.
With yields on Spanish 10-year bonds continuing to trade close to euro era highs at well above 6 percent on Friday amid a broad market selloff prompted by global growth fears, the bank said sovereign debt market tensions were the main risk to the country's outlook.
With yields on Spanish 10-year bonds continuing to trade close to euro era highs at well above 6 percent on Friday amid a broad market selloff prompted by global growth fears, the bank said sovereign debt market tensions were the main risk to the country's outlook.
