Greek 10-year borrowing costs touched a high of 7.161 per cent, up more than half a percentage point on the day, before closing at 6.995 per cent.
The eurozone and the International Monetary Fund agreed last month on the principles of an emergency loans package for Greece, should it be needed.
But differences emerged on Tuesday over how much Athens should pay for the support. While many countries are prepared to offer funds at rates substantially below market levels, Germany has demanded that Greece pay current market rates.
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