ATHENS, April 19 (Reuters) - Greece has raised 300
million euros ($328.32 million) through the auction of a June
2033 bond, which it reopened to facilitate the secondary
market's operation, the Greek debt agency PDMA said on
Wednesday.
The 4.25% bond was sold at a yield of 4.31%. Offers for the
bond reached a total of 1.69 billion euros, the PDMA said. The
settlement date is April 26.
Greece covered 90% of its annual borrowing needs with the
new auction. It plans two more bond reopenings via auctions by
the end of June.
($1 = 0.9137 euros)
(Reporting by Lefteris Papadimas
Editing by Karolina Tagaris and Alison Williams)
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