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Citigroup Says “Near-Term Greek Credit Event Most Unlikely”
Citigroup told investors to buy Greek two-year government notes as the EU/IMF support means it isn’t likely to restructure its debt over the maturity of the securities, Bloomberg reports.
“Short-dated Greek bonds offer considerable protection against further negative news at current levels,” Steven Mansell, a fixed-income strategist in London, wrote in a note to investors today.
“A near-term Greek credit event is most unlikely, unless Greece is non-compliant with the terms of its existing bailout; thus far, there is no reason to suggest that this is about to happen,” he added.
(Capital.gr)
Citigroup told investors to buy Greek two-year government notes as the EU/IMF support means it isn’t likely to restructure its debt over the maturity of the securities, Bloomberg reports.
“Short-dated Greek bonds offer considerable protection against further negative news at current levels,” Steven Mansell, a fixed-income strategist in London, wrote in a note to investors today.
“A near-term Greek credit event is most unlikely, unless Greece is non-compliant with the terms of its existing bailout; thus far, there is no reason to suggest that this is about to happen,” he added.
(Capital.gr)