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Greece maintains economic resilience amid global bond market volatility

The Greek economy possesses four primary defensive lines against international bond market turbulence, according to banking and economic experts. These safeguards include high primary surpluses, a €32 billion cash buffer, successive early repayments of public debt, and credit rating upgrades from international agencies. Additionally, Greece's growth rates remain nearly double the Eurozone average.

This stability is reflected in bond yields. Greece's 10-year bond yield stands at 4.4%, which is lower than the borrowing costs for France (over 5%), Italy (4.5%), the United Kingdom (5.3%), and the United States (above 5%).

Economic officials note that limited financing needs and favorable debt arrangements, combined with the significant fiscal cushion, provide the government with flexibility regarding borrowing policy. This comes at a time of global market instability driven by fiscal concerns in major economies, high inflation linked to conflicts in Ukraine and Iran, and rising interest rates from central banks.

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