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Athens meets bond targets despite testing market conditions
On Friday afternoon, one day after the successful completion of the bond issue, the Greek Finance Ministry provided the details of the transaction for the 3 billion notes due 15 February 2025.
The book opened a couple of hours later, just after 11:20 GMT with the guidance revised lower in the 3.5-3.625 percent area.
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