Greece returns strongly to the bond market with a 3-billion Euro issue at 4.95%

Friday, April 11th 2014 - 22:06 UTC

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Two years after it nearly crashed out of the Euro zone, Greece returned to the bond market this week with yield-hungry investors rushing to buy its debt in a 3-billion Euro deal that could mark the beginning of the end of its bailout. Athens offered a yield of just 4.95% to sell five-year bonds, the second lowest borrowing costs for a bailed-out Euro zone state returning to market. Read full article

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Demetris
it is under British law too and connected with the other loans ,if these go boom everything goes boom
Apr 12th, 2014 - 09:27 am - Link - Report abuse 0
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*~TROLLING_CEASE_FIRE~*
And this is what morons everywhere want Argentina to do?

Starve the population so it can then get into more debt?

Kirchner was 100% in avoiding this.
Apr 14th, 2014 - 01:16 pm - Link - Report abuse 0
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