Eurozone Banks Acquire Greek Sovereign Debt
Last month, Eurozone banks primarily raised their sovereign debt holdings.
This was the result of the banks' passing the year-end due date, regarding balance sheet information under the European Central Bank's asset review, as determined by ECB data administered today.
Greece saw a market value rise, with financial institutions purchasing 439 million euros of sovereign debt. Hellenic banks' sovereign debt holdings increased to 13.8 billion euros, which were modified to market worth.
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