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Greek authorities moving forward with issue of 7-year bond

Greek authorities moving forward with issue of 7-year bond

Greek authorities are moving forward with plans to issue a seven-year government bond, sources said on Monday.

The state has hired five banks — Barclays, BNP Paribas, Citi, J.P. Morgan and Nomura — for the transaction.

According to sources, the state aims to raise at least 3 billion euros from the issue which is intended to add to a cash buffer authorities want to start building ahead of the country's scheduled exit from its third bailout in August.
 

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