Greece not looking to bond markets for now: debt chief

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The newly appointed head of Greece's public debt management agency said on Tuesday that the debt-stricken country was in no rush to raise funds through the sale of government debt.

Petros Christodoulou, who was made head of the Greek public debt management agency last Monday, told Bloomberg, a news service, that the country did not have to tap into the sovereign debt market "any time soon."

Greek bonds worth €20 billion ($27.3 billion) are set to mature over April and May this year and the

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