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Greece attracts strong interest and yield below 4 pct for first 10-year bond since 2010
The positive sentiment around Greek sovereign debt, which has been evident since the turn of the year, manifested itself again on Monday when Greece opened the book-building process for a new 10-year benchmark.
The maturity duration that Greece had not issued since 2010, shortly before agreeing to its first adjustment programme.
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