PDMA: Auction of annual bonds on March 4
An auction of 52-week Greek government bonds will take place on March 4, 2026, amounting to 400 million euros.
G. Stournaras to Politico: It is time to convince Berlin about eurobonds and debt
Greek central bank governor G. Stournaras advocates for eurobonds in an interview with Politico, urging Germany to support common bonds for financing defense and strategic investments as the EU faces multiple crises.
The 1,500 Times Greece is Mentioned in the Epstein Archives
The Epstein archives contain messages and references related to Greece, the Eurozone, bank rescues, Greek debt swaps, Greek banks, government bonds, and investment opportunities in Greek financial products from 2012 to 2015.
Barclays: Greek bonds withstand and political risk remains manageable
Barclays maintains a positive outlook on Greek government bonds, noting that despite high debt levels, the downward trend supports Greek spreads amid manageable political risk.
Austrian Press on Greek Bond: Investors are Now Queuing in Athens
Austrian media discusses Greece's first bond issuance of the year, highlighting a positive turnaround as investors flock to Athens.
Greek bonds: Record performance, market message, and Pierrakakis' comment
Greece achieved a record high of €51 billion in demand for its latest 10-year bond issuance, ultimately raising €4 billion, which reflects strong market confidence and improved pricing terms.
The book of offers for the Greek 10-year bond opens – Target is to raise approximately €3 billion.
The Greek government has opened the book of offers for its 10-year bond, aiming to raise around €3 billion with significant investor interest.
The State is in the Markets Today with a 10-Year Bond
Today, the Greek State is making its debut borrowing from the markets for 2026 through the issuance of a 10-year bond, with the yield set at 3.35%.
JPMorgan: Greek bonds passed the convergence test, investors in repositioning phase
Greek bonds have completed most of their investment upgrade, being viewed as stable but not exclusively attractive in eurozone portfolios.