As of the latest update on 21 Dec 2024 8:43 GMT+0, the Belgium 5 Years Credit Default Swap (CDS) value stands at 26.40 basis points.
This metric is a crucial indicator used by investors to gauge the credit risk associated with Belgium sovereign debt.
This CDS value translates to an implied probability of default of 0.44%, based on a presumed recovery rate of 40%. The recovery rate represents the percentage of the bond's face value that investors expect to recover in the event of a default.
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CDS Variation
CDS value changed +4.92% during last week, +21.61% during last month, +19.84% during last year.
Current CDS value reached its 1 year maximum value
| Period | Change | Min | Range | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Week | +4.92 % |
25.10
Dec 18, 2024
|
|
26.40
Dec 21, 2024
|
| 1 Month | +21.61 % |
21.71
Nov 21, 2024
|
|
26.40
Dec 21, 2024
|
| 6 Months | +28.18 % |
18.43
Aug 19, 2024
|
|
26.40
Dec 21, 2024
|
| 1 Year | +19.84 % |
18.31
Mar 18, 2024
|
|
26.40
Dec 21, 2024
|
|
Current CDS: 26.40 Last update 21 Dec 2024 8:43 GMT+0 |
Historical Data
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Historical Yearly Ranges
Belgium 5 Years CDS: historic value range for every year.
A red candlestick means that value variation is positive in the year.
| Year | CDS | Change | Min | Range | Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
2024
Dec 21
|
26.40 | +18.10% |
18.31
Mar 18 |
|
26.40
Dec 21 |
|
2023
Dec 31
|
22.03 | +115.52% |
10.22
Jan 4 |
|
25.19
Oct 21 |
|
2022
Dec 30
|
10.22 | -12.62% |
10.10
Feb 17 |
|
29.31
Nov 2 |
|
2021
Dec 31
|
11.70 | -14.60% |
10.60
Mar 19 |
|
13.80
Jan 4 |
|
2020
Dec 31
|
13.70 | -12.18% |
12.10
Sep 17 |
|
50.50
Mar 19 |
|
2019
Dec 31
|
15.40 | -42.11% |
14.60
Dec 14 |
|
29.20
Jan 16 |
|
2018
Dec 31
|
26.50 | +64.60% |
14.80
Jan 25 |
|
26.60
Dec 28 |
|
2017
Dec 31
|
16.10 | -47.04% |
15.70
Dec 13 |
|
30.60
Apr 19 |
|
Current CDS: 26.40. Last update: 21 Dec 2024 8:43 GMT+0 |
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