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Sentiment unchanged in April thanks to services gains, consumer confidence also rises
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Strong demand for 30-year benchmark bond, yield of 4.24 pct double 2021 rate
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ECB study finds Greeks overburdened by housing costs, most likely to miss payments
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S&P ups outlook to positive, leaves rating at 'BBB-'
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Moody's leaves Greece's rating unchanged, one notch from investment grade
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Investment grade boost visible in strong demand for Greek assets
Yields rise, but Greek debt still partly shielded from market headwinds
In a global environment of rising sovereign bond yields as key central banks fight inflation with aggressive policy tightening, Greece is facing challenges not because it is a special case, but because the landscape appears to have shifted for the medium-term.
Following another significant rate rise of 75 basis points by the Fed yesterday, the yield curve of the US has inverted, with the short-term maturities exceeding 4 pct. The 2-year treasury is at 4.11 pct on September 22, while the 1-year treasury is at ...
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