(To Vima)According to the latest report of the public debt management agency (ODDIH), Greece’s public debt amounted to 312.7 billion euros or 174.7% of the GDP on the 31st of March 2015.
The public debt management agency provided a breakdown of who holds the debt:
Bonds in private hands: 39.4 billion euros
Bonds in the hands of ECB (SMP program): 19.8 billion euros
Bonds in the hands of European Central Banks (ANFAs): 7.3 billion euros
Treasury bills: 14.9 billion euros
Short-term loans (repos): 9.8 billion euros
Loans from the EFSM: 130.9 billion euros
Loans from the IMF: 21.2 billion euros
Loans from Eurozone members: 52.9 billion euros
Loans from the Bank of Greece: 4.3 billion euros
Other domestic loans: 0.1125 billion euros
Other overseas loans: 5 billion euros
Special and Transnational loans (European Investment Bank): 7.09 billion euros
