Greek Yields Breach 7% Amid Spat With EU Ministers

The video discusses the Greek 10-year government bond, highlighting its yield trends over the past year. It notes a recent increase in yields above 7% due to investor concerns about Greece's ability to finance itself without regional support. The video also covers Greece's fiscal oversight by the eurozone and IMF, which has led to unpopular budget cuts and a prolonged recession. Historical yield data is provided, including a record high in 2010. The current yield is lower than the 2014 high, and Greek government securities have shown significant returns this year.

What has been the trend of the Greek 10-year bond yield over the past year, excluding recent changes?

• Erratic

• Stable

• Downward

• Upward

What event coincided with the Greek 10-year bond yield rising above 7%?

• A new government policy

• A clash between euro area finance ministers and Greek leaders

• An economic recession

• A natural disaster

Why are investors concerned about Greece's ability to finance itself?

• Lack of natural resources

• High inflation rates

• Dependence on regional partners for sustainable rates

• Political instability

What was the record high yield for Greek 10-year bonds in March 2010?

• 5.56%

• 44%

• 9.33%

• 7%

How did Greek government securities perform year-to-date compared to Portugal?

• Greece outperformed Portugal

• Greece and Portugal had the same performance

• Greece had no significant performance

• Greece trailed Portugal