LONDON: After Greece’s six-month marathon of talks with creditors culminated in an agreement on the aid it needs to stay in the euro, bond markets are underwhelmed. And it looks like they’re staying that way until investors see evidence the deal will actually succeed.
Eurozone bonds have struggled to find strong direction since the accord for Greece’s third bailout was disclosed two days ago.
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