* ECB seen holding fire at Thursday's meeting * ECB to keep terms of cheap 4-year loans unchanged-sources LONDON, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Greek bond yields rose on Monday after a senior European Union official said Athens was "highly unlikely" to end its bailout programme without some new form of assistance that will require it to meet targets. Yields on Greek 10-year bonds rose 11 basis points to 8 ...
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