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Monday, May 18, 2015
Greece demands creditors' consistency in debt deal negotiations
The Greek government intends to meet all its financial obligations inside the country and abroad in coming weeks, but needs the prompt support of international creditors who should show consistency so that a compromise deal on the Greek debt is reached in May, Greek government spokesman Gavriil Sakellaridis said on Monday.
US stocks waver between gains and losses in morning trading
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks indexes were wavering between gains and losses in morning trading Monday as the market comes off its latest record high. European markets were mostly lower amid more uncertainty over Greece's finances.
The one big fly in the ointment is Greece
The one big fly in the ointment is Greece. The commentary tends to use crisis and gamesmanship vocabulary—“at the brink,” “endgame,” etc. But the ...
Greece bond yields lift amid bailout nerves
Speaking at a business breakfast on Monday, Luis de Guindos said Greece an agreement was imperative given Greece's financial difficulties.
Greece debt crisis: Bank run gains pace as default fears grow
But Greece has struggled to pay pensions, public sector wages and suppliers in recent weeks, which has sent alarm bells ringing through the country.
Moscovici: Progress in talks with Greece, but 'time running out'
Substantial progress has been made in talks between Greece and its international lenders but time is running out for Athens to conclude the existing bailout program and secure much needed financing, Pierre Moscovici, the European Union’s economics commissioner, ...
