Greek Debt Swap

CNBC-TV18 catches up with two experts for a discussion on where the markets are headed post the successful Greek debt swap deal.

Greek deal may trigger risk-on trade in market: JPMorgan

Reports say that the nation is closer to the largest sovereign debt restructuring in history and the bailout may actually see Greece move ahead from concerns over a default. Check out what Adrian Mowat, chief Asian and emerging equity strategist at JPMorgan told CNBC-TV18 on it.

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May see green light from EU meet on debt swap: RBC Capital

Gustavo Bagattini, European Economist, FIC Strategy & Research, RBC Capital Markets says there are still hurdles over austerity measures in Greece which need to be overcome before the big EU meet.

Greek deal hopes high after ECB's concession: Macquarie Sec

Richard Gibbs, global head, Macquarie Securities tells CNBC-TV18 that with the ECB prepared to actually participate in the Greek private debt holders swap, it would eliminate another 11 billion euro of that debt.

Europe can't avoid a recession, says Lloyds TSB

Trevor Williams, chief economist at Lloyds TSB tells CNBC-TV18 that some patchwork solution maybe put into place on Greece's debt but it will take a lot more than a debt swap deal to get Greece on its feet again.

Fitch likely to view Greek debt swap as default

A Greek debt swap or rollover would probably be considered a default and prompt a cut in its sovereign rating to C, while Ireland and Portugal's ratings would immediately be subject to review, Fitch said on Thursday.