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The country also said would miss its deficit for this year, objective defined in the €110bn (￡ 93bn) Greece bailout has received EU European and the international monetary Fund (IMF) in the spring.

Office of the European Union, Eurostat, statistics has issued its final accounts revised Greece over the past four years.They have shown that, in 2009, the country's debt was 126 8pc gross domestic product (GDP), higher than the Italy, formerly the worst in the EU in the Greece 116pc.Dette is set to go to 144pc of GDP this year.

Greece last year deficit 15 4pc GDP was also worse than Ireland, 14 4pc, the last country zone euro to come under pressure to look for a bailout.

The Greek Government has admitted the deficit this year will be 9 4pc GDP, rather the 8 1pc target announced in may, in spite of a tax austerity program increases and cut public spending.

Greek 10-year bond yield moved to 11 296pc.

The country was led to the default value for most earlier this year after having jumped its borrowing costs to revisions repeated its deficit figures and its credit rating downgraded by Moody.

"What seemed a very difficult mountain to climb in terms of obtaining Greece beforehand, on a more sustainable fiscal path still seems more difficult", said Marc Ostwald values securities monument.

"Clearly they pay a very heavy, but justifiable price for their omissions and conspicuous - although the complicity of the other members of the eurozone in this regard, either, due to negligence or deliberate self deceit, it cannot be denied disappointments."

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