Goldman Sachs on Wednesday forecast that still bailout-dependent Greece is unlikely to be re-included in the ECB’s QE asset purchasing program any time soon.
In a latest report on the Greek economy, the global investment bank said last month’s second review of the Greek program merely abated the tension between the leftist-rightist coalition government and creditors, but was not a compromise.
Goldman Sachs added the Greece and its institutional creditors bumped to 2018 the final terms for medium-term debt relief, saying that relevant talks are expected next month within the framework for a “possible fourth assistance program” that will include more structural reforms.
In essence, GS here refers to a fourth consecutive memorandum.
