Economy · Greece

Greek Six-Month Treasury Bills Yield Set at 2.24%

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The Greek Public Debt Management Agency announced a yield of 2.24% for six-month treasury bills.
This yield is a slight increase from the previous auction's 2.21%.
The auction raised 400 million euros with total bids of 1.078 billion euros, exceeding demand by 2.7 times.
Non-competitive bids of 100 million euros were accepted, with supplementary bids allowed on June 25, 2026.
Since early 2026, Greece has raised approximately 7.5 to 8 billion euros from bond markets.

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The Greek Public Debt Management Agency announced a yield of 2.24% for six-month treasury bills.
This yield is a slight increase from the previous auction's 2.21%.
The auction raised 400 million euros with total bids of 1.078 billion euros, exceeding demand by 2.7 times.
Non-competitive bids of 100 million euros were accepted, with supplementary bids allowed on June 25, 2026.
Since early 2026, Greece has raised approximately 7.5 to 8 billion euros from bond markets.

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