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The reaction from Europe’s capital markets this week is far from what Greece’s government politicians may have been hoping for, after talks broke down this weekend.
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A bevy of European sovereigns are set to auction bonds this week in what will be the first test of the market’s resilience after the breakdown in negotiations between Greece and its creditors this weekend. -
Public sector borrowers stepped back from the market on Monday morning, preferring to watch the whipsawing volatility in the euro bond markets safely from the sidelines.
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Public sector bond markets are agonising over whether Greece can come to an agreement with its creditors at the last minute. Borrowers are stuck with plenty of funding to do, and may need to print throughout the summer. Tessa Wilkie reports.
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Italy auctioned 10 and 30 year inflation linked debt on Thursday as talks between Greece and its creditors intensified.
