Greece’s 10‑Year Bond Sale Shatters Records: €4 Billion Raised with Over €45 Billion in Demand
Historic investor appetite pushes yields down and secures half of Greece’s 2026 borrowing needs in one go
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Greece’s 10‑Year Bond Sale Shatters Records: €4 Billion Raised with Over €45 Billion in Demand -
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