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FRANKFURT -(Dow Jones)- The German government is considering a plan that would allow the Greek government to retire some of its debt early, using subsidized credits from the European Financial Stabilization Facility, the weekly newspaper Die Zeit reported Wednesday.
The article said the German government could approve such an offer in return for new commitments by Greece to a "stability-oriented policy".
Die Zeit also said Berlin is no longer opposed in principle to increasing the means at the EFSF's disposal. Although the facility is backed by EUR440 billion in guarantees, it can only lend just over EUR255 billion without jeopardizing its AAA rating.
The newspaper said it expected any deal on the matter to be decided at an EU summit March 24/25. A meeting of EU finance ministers earlier this week discussed the expansion of the EFSF but took no concrete decisions.