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Will the fall in Portuguese bond yields be sustained?

Portugal’s economic recovery is strengthening, while it has also made progress with recapitalising its banks and strengthening its fiscal position. This is reflected in the decline in government bond yields this year. While the ECB’s taper in 2018 is a risk to the economy and the bond market, we think that there are several reasons why Portugal’s bond yields will rise only slowly over the next few years.

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