The European Central Bank is likely to refuse to show its hand on how it will help cut Greeces debt burden until investors and the government have agreed to a deal, said economists from ING Group to Deutsche Bank. While Greeces creditors are increasing pressure on the ECB to join the bond swap being negotiated with the country, central bankers have remained silent on their intentions. Economists say the ECB wants to see the private-sector agreement concluded before indicating its strategy, which may include forgoing profits from its Greek bonds or a transfer to one of the regions rescue funds. The Greek government ... (full story)