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Greek Default Swaps Surge 280 Basis Points to Record 2,050

By Abigail Moses
June 16, 2011

June 16 (Bloomberg) -- The cost of insuring Greek government debt surged 280 basis points to a record 2,050, according to CMA prices for credit-default swaps. That signals there’s an 81.5 percent chance of the country failing to meet its commitments within five years.

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