Greece will issue its new six-month Treasury bills at a marginally lower interest rate following today’s auction, signaling sustained investor demand for short-term government debt.

In the auction of 26-week Treasury bills totaling 400 million euros, the yield settled at 1.84%, down slightly from 1.86% recorded at the previous sale.

Investor appetite remained strong, with total bids reaching 881 million euros—more than double the targeted amount—resulting in an oversubscription ratio of 2.20 times.

The auction was conducted through Primary Dealers, with settlement scheduled for Friday, Feb. 20, 2026.

Authorities accepted bids up to the auctioned amount, alongside 100 million euros in non-competitive bids. As a result, the Greek state is expected to raise a total of 500 million euros from the issuance.

No additional non-competitive bids will be accepted on Thursday, Feb. 19, 2026.
As is standard practice, no commission fees are charged during Treasury bill auctions.