Greek Funds Head Warns Debt Restructure to Devastate Economy
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Greece’s money managers are warning of damage to an already crippled economy should European leaders move to restructure the country’s debt.
Greek 10-year bond yields and the cost of insuring the country’s debt against default rose to all-time highs at the end of April amid speculation about a debt write-off or an extension of repayment timelines. Standard & Poor’s cut Greece’s long-term sovereign credit rating by two levels yesterday to B, five notches below investment grade. The rating may be lowered further, S&P said.