Greece is battling to raise funds to avoid defaulting on a €5bn debt repayment this week as international lenders remain deadlocked over how to reduce the size of its overall debt.
The country’s debt management office has announced plans to cover the full amount through a treasury bill auction tomorrow, but Greek banks expected to buy the issue can only raise about €3.5bn of collateral acceptable to the European Central Bank, according to two senior Athens bankers.
“The situation is quite tight,” said one banker. “They will have to find the remainder in other ways.”
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