Chart of the day: Calm descends on Spanish bonds

The ECB plan seems to have given comfort to investors, despite concern over Spain's willingness to ask for help

Spanish government bond yields have settled down, trading in a stable fashion since last month's announcement of the European Central Bank’s plan to purchase unlimited peripheral European sovereign debt.

The calm seems to have descended in spite of speculation over the sufficiency of Spain's planned budgetary reforms and the Spanish government's willingness to seek help under the ECB scheme.

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