Peripheral Government Debt Maturity

This chart by Reuters shows the amount of government debt that PIIGS-countries have to pay back each year.

Reuters

Euro Bailout Fund Compared to Potential Financial Needs

On the top side of this graphic you can see the size of the Euro Bailout mechanism (EFSF). If the remaining 185 billion is approved by the Euro Zone parliaments the EFSF fund will have 440 billion to lend out. In the PIIGS countries total bonds that will mature up untill the end of 2013 totals 795 billion.

The bailout fund could be big enough for Spain, but not for Spain and Italy.

Der Spiegel

Maturity Of Spanish Bonds In The Coming Years

This graph from Der Spiegel Shows which amount of its bonds Spain has to pay back to investors each year.

Der Spiegel

Maturity Of Italian Bonds In The Coming Years

This graph from Der Spiegel Shows which amount of its bonds Italy has to pay back to investors each year.

Der Spiegel

Maturity Of Greek Bonds In The Coming Years

This graph from Der Spiegel Shows which amount of its bonds Greece has to pay back to investors each year.

Der Spiegel

Maturity Of Irish Bonds In The Coming Years

This graph from Der Spiegel Shows which amount of its bonds Ireland has to pay back to investors each year.

Maturity Of Portuguese Bonds In The Coming Years

This graph from Der Spiegel Shows which amount of its bonds Portugal has to pay back to investors each year.

Der Spiegel

Greek Debt Maturing In The Next 2 Years

This graph from Zero Hedge gives the amount of Greek debt that the government will have to pay back per month in the next 2 years.

Zero Hedge

Weighted average years to maturity

This graph shows the time in which countries have to repay their debt. In other words in how many years all the government bonds expire.

Source: Rabobank