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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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Labour database shows 8 in 10 workers earn less than 1,200 per month
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Investment grade rewards evident in first bond issuance of 2024, attracting record demand
Investment grade boost visible in strong demand for Greek assets
The benefits that were widely anticipated from Greece securing the investment grade have become tangible over the last few months, at least on the demand side for Greek assets, including the sovereign, banks, and state assets.
Fitch was the latest agency to grant GGBs the investment grade at the start of December, leaving Moody’s as the only leading agency that has Greece one notch below, although it did up Greece’s rating by two notches in September.
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