Greece to auction three-month T-bill on Wednesday
Greece’s Public Debt Management Organization will auction a three-month Treasury bill issue next Wednesday, 13 January, worth 625 million euros. The T-bill issue will be available also to individual investors at a nominal value of up to 15,000 euros at a cut-off price.
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