Greece’s European partners
should grant the country debt relief and lower its primary
surplus targets, Greece’s central bank chief Yannis Stournaras
wrote in the Financial Times.
Stournaras said Greece had made significant fiscal progress,
the government had honoured its commitments and “current market
interest rates are very favourable to debt relief decisions for
both borrower and lenders”.
“European partners have yet to deliver on their commitment
to provide further debt relief,” Stournaras, also a former
finance minister said, according to a copy of his article in the
paper made available by the central bank on Monday.
Athens and its international lenders wrapped up a crucial
bailout review last month which is exp…
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