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Greek central government debt rises to 322.4 bln in Q2

Greece’s central government debt rose by almost 2 billion euros to 322.4 billion in Q2 2014 from 320.42 billion in the preceding quarter, according to the Finance Ministry debt bulletin published on Monday.
The quarterly evolution reflects net redemptions of long-term bonds issued domestically (6.32 billion) more than offset by a net increase in Financial Support Mechanism (FSM) loans (by 7.85 billion) and repo loans (by 1.08 billion).
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