The Greek Public Debt Management Agency (ODDIH) has announced the upcoming auction of six-month treasury bills scheduled for March 24, 2026. The auction will involve the issuance of €400 million worth of these treasury bills, which will mature on September 25, 2026. The process will adhere to the standard practices set for auctions and will be conducted in an electronic format as per the new regulations put into place starting January 1, 2026.

Bids will be accepted through competitive negotiations with primary market dealers in accordance with the operational regulations. Additionally, there is provision for non-competitive bids on the day of the auction until noon, which will be fulfilled at the weighted average price of successful competitive bids. This approach aims to attract a diverse range of investors and ensure adequate demand for government securities in the market.

This auction is critical not only for managing the public debt but also for influencing the fiscal landscape of Greece, reflecting the government's strategy to finance its operations while maintaining investor confidence. The continuous issuance of treasury bills plays a vital role in meeting immediate financing needs and ensuring liquidity in the national economy, aligning with broader economic policies toward recovery and stability in the post-pandemic era.