Grecia se împrumută mai ieftin decât Franța, deși are o datorie uriașă. Unde se află România

Greece is currently borrowing at lower rates than France despite having a higher public debt. As of September 16, 2026, Greece's 10-year bond yield was around 4.28%, compared to France's 4.52%. Greece's public debt is 143.5% of GDP, while France's is 117.6%. Greece's debt is on a downward trend, with a projected decrease to 134.4% of GDP by 2027, while France's is expected to rise to 120.2%. Greece has a longer average debt maturity, reducing refinancing pressure. In contrast, Romania, with a public debt of 60.1% of GDP, faces higher borrowing costs, with a 10-year bond yield of 7.30%. Romania's significant budget deficit and rising debt levels contribute to its higher interest rates.