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Greece repaid €5.3B early, cutting debt and boosting confidence, with bond yields now below major economies.
Greece has made an early €5.3 billion repayment on its Greek Loan Facility debt, accelerating its path to reducing public debt, which is projected to fall below 140% of GDP in 2025 and under 120% by 2029.
The payment, funded from existing reserves, saves €1.6 billion in interest from 2026 to 2041 and boosts market confidence, lowering Greece’s ten-year bond yield below those of France, Italy, the UK, and the U.S.
The move strengthens fiscal credibility, with credit rating upgrades expected in 2026.
In a historic development, Greece’s finance minister, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, was elected President of the Eurogroup in December 2025, reflecting the country’s economic recovery and growing influence in European financial leadership.
Grecia reembolsó 5.300 millones de euros antes de tiempo, reduciendo la deuda e impulsando la confianza, con rendimientos de bonos ahora por debajo de las principales economías.