The value of bad debts held by Spain's banks in July rose to 169.3bn euros ($221bn; £136bn), according to latest figures from the central bank.
It was the highest bad loan ratio since the central bank began compiling the data in 1962.
Despite the news, Spain raised 4.6bn euros in 12- and 18-month loans on the bond markets on Tuesday.
That helped 10-year Spanish yields ease back from Monday's highs of more than 6%, dipping to 5.97% on Tuesday.
Spanish banks' bad debts have risen steadily since the property bubble burst four years ago and the country fell into recession.
Almost a quarter of Spaniards are now out of work, and many analysts believe Spain is inching closer towards seeking a full financial bailout.
The results of a final stress test on Spain's banks are due to be published on 28 September, and will provide a basis for calculations as to which banks should receive European Union funds and how much they should get.
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