Greek borrowing costs dip in new treasury bill sale that raises $1.7 billion Washington Post ATHENS, Greece — Greece's debt management agency says the country's short-term borrowing costs have inched down in a new treasury bill auction that raised €1.3 billion ($1.7 billion). An agency statement said Tuesday's sale of 26-week paper offered a ... |
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Greek borrowing costs dip in new treasury bill sale that raises $1.7 billion
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