Sounds like Enda is coming home with the goods from Brussels.
Sounds like Enda is coming home with the goods from Brussels. But is it enough to get us out of the hole we're in and restore confidence?
Specifically could someone explain how, if Greece is allowed to buy back debt discounted on secondary market, saving perhaps 20%, why wouldn't the secondary market just end this discount? And, assuming debt-buyback is a good move and can be done, can Ireland/Portuga/Italy/Spain do the same and thereby reduce the debt-burden?
Thanks Chris, sounds like it would be well worth some EU agency buying up the discounted debt and canceling it. I know 800 million isn't loads in the scheme of things (who'd have thought we would be saying that) but it's a fair amount of money all the same.
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