Public Debt Management Agency

The Greek government is tapping the markets Wednesday with a reissuance of its 10-year bond. 

An auction will be held for the reissuance of dematerialized bonds with a fixed interest rate of 3.375% due on June 15, 2034, according to the Public Debt Management Agency.

Today, Wednesday 20 November, a €250 million reissue of 3.375% Greek securities maturing on 15 June 2034 was conducted through an auction.

The yield was 3.16% compared to 3.11% in the previous auction, which was held on 18 September.

The government is ending all talk of "what will happen after 2032" with the Greek debt, when the interest payment of the second bailout begins - an issue frequently raised as a concern by some, even if in reality there is no such concern - thanks to the excellent management by the Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA), completely changing the policy around the debt.

Hello, we just had our first almost winter weekend with the government keeping a low profile due to K.M. being abroad, while PASOK made a strong presence at symbolic events like the farewell to Vasso Papandreou, who passed away modestly and humbly, just as she lived her entire life.

The Public Debt Management Agency announced last Friday that on Wednesday it will auction 26-week treasury bills in book entry form, to the value of 500 million euros.

The issue will mature on April 25, 2025, and the settlement date is this Friday.

An auction for a reissue of a five-year Greek government bond with an interest rate of 3.875%, maturing on March 12, 2029, was held by the Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) on Wednesday, raising the asked sum of 250 million euros.

– Greetings! Just when we were almost done with the PASOK crowd and thought we’d be bored with the government’s dull antics, bam, the SYRIZA people pop up to give us life and fodder for instant commentary. Kasselakis exploded in fury because, as EfSyn (a newspaper aligned with them) reported, some details from his declaration of assets came to light.

Greece will auction 13-week T-bills in book entry form on Wednesday, maturing on January 3, 2025, the Public Debt Management Agency said on Friday. 

The amount to be auctioned is 500 million euros and the settlement date is this Friday. 

The positive sentiment in the secondary market coupled with positive developments on the fiscal front have contributed to the following paradoxical occurrence: Greece, which has a much lower credit rating (BB, BB-), borrowing at a lower interest rate than France, which the rating agencies rank at the top of the rating scale (AA-, AA2).

An auction of six-month treasury bills was held on Wednesday, amounting to 500 million euros, the Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) announced.

The yield stood at 2.85%. Total bids of €1.062 billion were submitted, exceeding the asking amount by 2.12 times.

The auction was conducted through primary dealers, and the settlement date is this Friday.