LONDON (Reuters) - An early rebound in Portuguese bonds, driven by government attempts to defuse its political crisis, was short-lived on Thursday as investors fretted over the country's ability to end its international bail out.
Two-year Portuguese yields jumped 41 basis points to 5.9 percent as investors sold and five-year yields rose to the psychologically important 7 percent level. Ten-year yields rose 6 basis points to 7.59 percent.
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