Portugal has enacted broad spending cuts to reduce its a massive debt load, but after a double-dip recession in 2011, the government forecasts a further 3 percent contraction this year.
The downturn could leave Portugal short of funds, meaning its European partners and the International Monetary Fund may have to find further funds on top of the euro78 billion they lent to the country last year to escape bankruptcy.
The government debt agency said interest rates in the sale of 3-, 6- and 12-month Treasury bills were below 5 percent amid strong demand.
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