Eurozone ministers are expected to refuse to hand over €2bn in current loans to Greece today,over a row over defective loans 8.47am GMTGreek journalist Nick Malkoutzis of Kathimerini tweets that the gloss is coming off Alexis Tsipras’s current administration:No tranche for #Greece at today's Eurogroup. This govt's limitations are already starting to explain at home & abroad https://t.co/ZSczaXn9ii 8.37am GMTThe prospect of a current anti-austerity government taking power in Portugal is hitting its government debt this morning.
The yield (or interest rate) on 10-year Portuguese bonds has risen from 2.67% to 2.77%; not a major drag, but a sign that investors are anxious about events in Lisbon.
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Source: theguardian.com