greece_flag.jpg Home Page News Page The global capital markets remain subdued for the most part despite the fact that paralysis in Europe is bringing Greece to the very brink. There will be no agreement today, and the finance ministers will meet again tomorrow in what Merkel and Hollande have called a "decisive meeting." The implicit threat is that if no agreement is reached, officials will begin preparing for a Greek default. The global capital markets remain subdued for the most part despite the fact that paralysis in Europe is bringing Greece to the very brink. There will be no agreement today, and the finance ministers will meet again tomorrow in what Merkel and Hollande have called a "decisive meeting." The implicit threat is that if no agreement is reached, officials will begin preparing for a Greek default. The global capital markets remain subdued for the most part despite the fact that paralysis in Europe is bringing Greece to the very brink. There will be no agreement today, and the finance ministers will meet again tomorrow in what Merkel and Hollande have called a "decisive meeting." The implicit threat is that if no agreement is reached, officials will begin preparing for a Greek default. read more
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