Greek stocks rose to a two-month high and the country's borrowing costs fell on Friday to levels not seen since its election in January, as optimism grew that Greece's new government was close to reaching a deal with its international creditors. In signs of a political retreat, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will meet the country's lenders to discuss a way out of its hated international ...
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