Samaras Sees Greek Bond Yields Falling More

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Prime Minister Antonis Samaras said he expects Greek bond yields to decline further and signaled he has no immediate plans to sell more debt, as a recovery takes hold in the former epicenter of the euro region’s debt crisis.

“We anticipate bonds and t-bills’ interest rates to decline, and further enhancement of liquidity through investment and privatizations,” Samaras said in an interview in Athens last week, a few days after the first Greek bond sale in four years. “We didn’t want to borrow any more than we needed.”