Greek bond yields jumped by up to 130 basis points and stocks fell 1.5 percent on Tuesday after Athens rejected a proposal to extend its international bailout by six months, raising doubts about its future in the currency union. Italian and Spanish borrowing costs rose 2-3 basis points on the day but remained within half a percentage point of their record lows. Jeroen Dijsselbloem, who heads the ...
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