Greece Raises €3 Billion in 10-Year Bond Reopening
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Greece raises €3 billion in 10-year bond reopening
The Greek state secured €3 billion on Wednesday as high investor demand met the reopening of an existing 10-year bond maturing in June 2036. Total bids for the bond reached €36 billion during the issuance process conducted through the stock exchange. The primary objective of this reopening is not to increase liquidity but to strengthen the Greek bond yield curve and stimulate the secondary market. The Greek market is demonstrating notable resili…
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Greece receives a strong message of confidence from the markets, as the reissue of the 10-year bond maturing in June 2036 attracted bids of 31 billion euros. The new price guidance for… Greece: Mammoth demand of 31 billion euros for the 10-year bond - NAFTEMPORIKI
The Greek government is likely to hit the markets today with a reissue of its 10-year bond, two days before the ECB moves to its first interest rate hike this year. As announced yesterday by the Public Debt Management Organization (PDMO), the Greek government has instructed Alpha Bank, Barclays, Citi, Commerzbank, Nomura and Societe Generale to proceed with the reissue of the 10-year bond due on June 16, 2036. The borrowing program for the first…
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