Yields on two-year Greek notes increased 25 basis points to 25.58 percent yesterday after hitting a record last month. The 10-year yield rose 22 basis points to 15.73 percent, up from 12.4 percent at the start of the year.
Credit-default swaps on Greek debt jumped 19 basis points to a record 1,360, according to CMA, signaling a 68 percent probability of default within five years.
