Euro finance ministers are gathered in Brussels to discuss the Greek bailout, as decision to hold a referendum shocks the eurozoneLatest: ‘Sad day for Greece’ says eurogroup president.Finland: Plan B becoming Plan AMPs start debating referendum planBank queue in Athens......but other areas are calmDeutsche Bank: Greece’s eurozone membership in doubtIntroduction: Shock referendum called 2.24pm BST A couple more photos from inside the eurogroup meeting on Greece: 2.19pm BST The FT’s Peter Spiegel has got hold of the latest offer that Greece’s creditors made, and explains how there’s really no new money on offer:On Friday, there was a bit of buzz that creditors had tabled a new €15.3bn offer to Greece to extend the current bailout through the end of November. But in reality, there was nothing new to it at all. It is essentially all the money left in the bailout, which was presented to Athens in a more fully articulated two-page memo. Remember that "new" €15.3bn offer to #Greece from Friday? Here's why it wasn't new. Leaked memo posted, too: http://t.co/N3zKGuv8DD Continue reading...
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