Greek Bonds Look Uglier and Uglier
Inverted yield curve shows nobody wants Greek debt
Alexis Tsipras waves to supporters at Athens University following election victory on Jan. 25, 2015.
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The yield on the Greek 3-year bond passed back above 28 percent today (it had briefly gone above 28 percent on an intraday basis last Thursday).
Seemingly endless delays in coming to agreement with the institutions mean that uncertainty over Greece's ability to meet future repayments continues to increase among investors.