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发表于 2012-3-12 11:54 AM
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Problems Already for Post-Swap Greek Debt
By Michael Aneiro
Well, that didn’t take long. Fresh from sorting out its debt swap on Friday, Greece is already encountering newfound skepticism this week from investors, who have driven the prices of new Greek bonds into heavily discounted territory. The Wall Street Journal reports:
New Greek government bond prices officially opened trading Monday at heavily discounted levels, showing investors have already taken a pessimistic view of the country’s finances despite the recently agreed debt exchange.
According to prices on Tradeweb, the new series of Greek government bonds are being quoted around 22% to 26% of face value, price levels that are normally associated with heavily distressed debt.
Stateside, Treasury prices gained on global growth concerns, after China reported a larger-than-expected trade deficit in February, indicating a slowdown in demand for Chinese exports. Benchmark 10-year notes recently rose 10/32 in price to yield 2.002%, according to Dow Jones Newswires, while the 30-year bond gained 24/32 to yield 3.149% and three-year notes were 1/32 higher to yield 0.438%.
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