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Interview with Kathimerini

The European Central Bank (ECB) is the central bank of the European Union countries which have adopted the euro. Our main task is to maintain price stability in the euro area and so preserve the purchasing power of the single currency.

www.ecb.europa.eu

 

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I gestori (dopo dato IPC USA) iniziano a consigliare aumenti nelle durations, speriamo in un progressivo aumento dei prezzi delle lunghe ..... anche per UPGRADE rating

 

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I gestori (dopo dato IPC USA) iniziano a consigliare aumenti nelle durations, speriamo in un progressivo aumento dei prezzi delle lunghe ..... anche per UPGRADE rating

...personalmente ho la 2042 ma le quotazioni stante i vari up grade fanno schifo.
Col senno del poi siamo bravi tutto,scemo a non averle vendute due anni fa a oltre 160

 

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Greece will next month repay ahead of schedule 5.3 billion euros ($5.8 billion) of loans owed to euro zone countries under its first bailout, and hopes to repeat the move in 2024, finance ministry officials told Reuters on Tuesday.
The euro zone and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) together lent Greece more than 260 billion euros during its decade-long debt crisis which began in late 2009, in exchange for tough austerity measures.
The country's third bailout expired in 2018.
"On Dec. 15, we will repay earlier than expected 5.3 billion euros to euro zone countries," an official who spoke on condition of anonymity told Reuters, adding that the payment refers to loans maturing in 2024 and 2025.
Greece recently regained its investment grade credit rating after languishing for 13 years in the "junk" category.
Last year, it paid off the IMF, which provided it with 28 billion euros between 2010 and 2014 - two years ahead of schedule. It also repaid early 2.7 billion euros to euro zone partners as part of efforts to improve its debt sustainability, and hopes to continue on the same path in 2024.
"We might repay earlier more bilateral loans next year," a second official told Reuters, without giving more details on the amount or the timing.
Euro zone countries lent Greece 53 billion euros in bilateral so-called Greek Loan Facility (GLF) loans during its first bailout, with maturities extending to 2041. With the planned payment this year, Greece will have repaid a total of about 13 billion euros.

 

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Fitch Ratings upgraded Greece to investment grade, opening the door of a multitrillion-dollar investment pool to the nation’s bonds.
The firm granted Greece a BBB- rating with a stable outlook on Friday, echoing S&P Global Ratings’s decision to upgrade the nation in late October after 13 years with a junk rating.

 

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Il Migliore.

 

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Greece is drawing up plans to sell as much as €10 billion ($10.9 billion) in bonds next year after winning back its investment grade status, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Athens is considering to issue €8 billion to €10 billion in new bonds to cover financing needs of €3 billion for 2024, said the person, who asked not to be identified because the plan isn’t public yet. The sales will reduce Greece’s reliance on treasury bills by around €2 billion, the person said.

 

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Greece will sell a 10-year bond that matures on 15 June 2034. Greece hired Alpha Bank, Barclays, Citi, Commerzbank, Nomura and Societe Generale to lead the deals.

 

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Greece will sell a 10-year bond that matures on 15 June 2034. Greece hired Alpha Bank, Barclays, Citi, Commerzbank, Nomura and Societe Generale to lead the deals.

Investors rushed to lock in high bond yields in Europe on Tuesday, with Greece receiving record demand for its first new debt since returning to investment grade, while bids for German notes clocked in at more than two times their previous all-time high.
Speculation the European Central Bank could start lowering interest rates as early as April is mounting, spurring demand for government bonds. For Greece, the €35 billion in orders so far for a syndicated sale of 10-year paper is also a vote of market support after the nation rejoined the investment-grade bond benchmark indexes after more than a decade classed as junk.

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The European Central Bank will allow Greek banks to make their first shareholder payouts in over a decade as the country emerges from a painful post-crisis restructuring.
The shareholder returns this year will still be less than what the banks had planned, according to people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be identified as the decision isn’t final.
The last time that a big Greek bank paid a dividend was in 2008.

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