LONDON, February 23 (Reuters) – Opening week differentiated for European government bonds after the agreement reached Friday on extending the bailout to Greece. On renewed appetite for risk arising from optimism triggered by the cartel, the Bund futures opened down, while those on BTPs showed a trend tonic. The compromise reached at the end of the Eurogroup Friday night puts an end to weeks of uncertainty that lasted since he took office, the government-led SYRIZA and will be formalized when the troika will say satisfied with the list of reforms which will be presented today. By now Athens will have to provide creditors with an international program of economic measures that meet the counterparty in exchange for the extension of four months of the bailout program, extension that saves the country from a liq uidity crisis and the exit from the euro zone. The four months costitutiscono a window where you can negotiate a longer-term, but the agreement is for Alexis Tsipras a compromise, since he had assured to cancel the bailout, end the collaboration with the “troika” and delete austerity. HOURS 8.30 ===================== ========================= ====== FUTURES EURIBOR March 99.960 (+0.02) BUND FUTURES March 158.54 (-0.29) FUTURES BTP March 139.36 (+0.73) 2 YEAR BUND 100.443 (-0.009) -0.217 % BUND 10 YEARS 101.086 (-0.240) 0.389% 30-YEAR BUND 136.508 (-1.336) 1.407% ============================= ================================= – www.reuters.it On other news Reuters in Italian. The top news also on www.twitter.com/reuters_italia
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