Greek Debt Head says a new syndication in 2026 is most likely and there is room for Greek spreads to tighten further, via an Econostream interview

The commentary from the Greek Debt Head suggests a likely new syndication in 2026, indicating confidence in Greece's debt market.

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This could lead to further tightening of Greek spreads, potentially reflecting improved demand for Greek bonds and a positive outlook on fiscal stability, which may influence investor sentiment across peripheral Eurozone markets.

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