Nick Stamenkovic
Reuters economist poll: Greece not out of the Grexit…’woods’
Greece might have avoiding crashing out of the Eurozone by sealing a last minute agreement with its creditors Monday morning at the EU-19 Summit in Brussels, but an increasing number of pundits believe the risk of a Grexit is not off the table.
Greek bonds nudge up on day but down on week
German bund yields were on track for their biggest weekly rise of 2015 on Friday as fears of an imminent Greek default eased, though strategists still saw European Central Bank bond buying as a powerful driver in the opposite direction.
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Three-year yields hit highest since 2012 Greek debt restructuring
Greek bonds declined on Monday, pushing three-year yields to the highest since the nation?s debt restructuring in 2012, after the government issued a decree to force municipalities to transfer cash to the central bank.
The decision is another sign of the worsening situation as Greece remains embroiled in a standoff with creditors as pension and salary payments come due.
Short-dated Greek yields edge up
Short-dated Greek yields edged up on Friday, while 10-year yields were down 11 basis points at 11.04 percent on persistent uncertainty over whether Greece?s international creditors would accept reform plans submitted on Friday to unlock much needed cash.
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Greek markets rally as reform promise builds hope of debt deal
Greek bond yields fell and stocks rose on Tuesday after Athens said it would present urgently needed economic reforms to its euro zone partners by next Monday.
Eurozone bond yields fall as ECB buying isolates Greek crunch
By Marius Zaharia
Euro zone government bond yields fell on Friday, with the European Central Bank's bond buying splurge reducing Greece's cash crunch to a sideshow for the moment.
Greece bills auction highlights divergence from Spain's outlook
By Lukanyo Mnyanda
A Greek sale of short-term government securities on Wednesday demonstrates how countries that were at the forefront of Europe's debt crisis have taken very different paths.
Greek bills sale will highlight diverging fortune from Spain's
By Lukanyo Mnyanda
A Greek short-term debt sale on Wednesday will demonstrate how countries that were at the forefront of Europe?s debt crisis have taken very different paths. Spain yesterday came close to selling bills that paid no interest.
Greek yields rise on report ECB wary of raising T-bill sales
Greek yields rose on Wednesday as a media report that the ECB was unwilling to approve Athens' proposal to raise the ceiling for its treasury bill issuance cooled optimism that a compromise debt deal may be reached.