Greece is considering going back on the bond markets as early as this week, amid mixed signs from its creditors and rating agencies.
A government spokesman said last week that it was following the markets' "developments and trends" and was waiting for the "right moment".
According to the Greek media, the government could issue a five-year bond for the first time in three years. Yields on Greek bonds are now at their lowest levels since 2014.
The selling of bonds was postpone...
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