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Greece draws strong interest, attractive yield by re-opening 10-year bond
Falling T-bill yields underline market confidence in Greek debt, promise lower servicing costs

The positive mood in Greece’s public debt market is showing no signs of letting up and was again reflected in the auction of 26-week T-bills that took place on Wednesday.
Greece’s Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) auctioned 625 million euros and was offered more than 1.5 billion, including 221 million of non-competive bids, covering the issue by 2.51 times.
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