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Greece exceeds expectations with first return to bond markets after four years
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After just over four years of being shut out of international markets, Greece officially confirmed its return on Thursday with the sale of a five-year bond.
A Finance Ministry (MoF) statement indicated strong demand from “high-quality long-term” investors. The participation of investors outside Greece reached around 90 percent, the ministry said.
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