Thanks to strong demand, the Greek government on Wednesday raised €3 billion through the reopening of its 10-year bond at an interest rate slightly lower than initially planned, thereby covering approximately 95% of its borrowing program for 2026.

Greece is expected to tap bond markets Wednesday by reopening a 10-year issue that matures in June 2036, two days before the European Central Bank is due to make its first rate…

New price guidance for the issue has been set in the area of 68 basis points over mid-swaps, implying a yield of around 3.76%.