Alpha Bank: How Greece Keeps Spreads Lower than France and Italy
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Discover more articles in search results Add ot.gr to Google Greece is strengthening its position in the markets at a time when international uncertainty and fiscal pressures in major European economies are increasing the cost of borrowing. As Alpha Bank points out in its new Economic Developments Bulletin, the de-escalation of public debt, …
Debt reduction, primary surpluses and high cash reserves are strengthening resilience for the Greek economy, according to Alpha Bank.
Alpha Bank explains why Greek bonds are holding up against international uncertainty. The lowest spreads against France and Italy and the forecast for debt at 128.8% of GDP in 2027.
Geopolitical developments, energy pressures and fiscal issues continue to be risk factors.
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