Greece borrowing to prove expensive

Greece: Greece may have to pay as much as 7.3% to attract buyers for an issue of 10-year bonds as the government struggles to persuade investors it can reduce its budget deficit, according to UniCredit.

Greece borrowing to prove expensive

The nation is likely to sell as much as €5 billion of 10-year notes by March, Spyros Papanicolaou, the former head of the country’s debt agency, said earlier this month.

Greece needs to raise €53bn this year and faces about €16bn of bond redemptions by May as it struggles to narrow a deficit more than four times the EU limit.

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