The deteriorating situation in Greece—including long lines and a 60 euro ($67) limit at ATMs—could get much worse if voters there refuse to accept ...
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How the world sees Greece
Monday, June 29, 2015
Tsipras tweets on his Monday’s interview – PHOTO
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras tweets on his wide-ranging interview to Greek public TV ERT on Monday. “Today at 10pm, I will be interviewed live on ert by journalists P. Haritos and A. Alafogiorgos,” Tsipras tweeted on Monday.
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Europe’s not-so-manic Monday
There was emotion, sure, but no panic as EU leaders and markets react to Greece’s pending referendum.
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Tsipras’ last friend in Europe
French President François Hollande is suddenly pressing for a deal to save Greece — and his own reputation with left-wing critics.
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S&P lowers Greece sovereign credit rating
(Reuters) - Standard & Poor's Ratings Services lowered its sovereign rating on Greece to 'CCC minus' from 'CCC', saying the probability of Greece exiting the eurozone was now about 50 percent. Greece's bailout talks with lenders collapsed over the weekend, intensifying fears that the country could soon exit the euro zone. A Greek official told Reuters on Monday the country would not pay a 1.6 billon euro loan instalment due the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday. S&P said according to its assessment Greece would likely default on its commercial debt during the next six months. ...
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Greeks are rushing to Bitcoin
The world's largest Bitcoin exchanges say they've seen a surge of business from Greece.
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Greek no vote 'would mean euro exit'
… increasing emergency assistance to Greece Sunday evening: Greek government says banks to … ? European press sees Greece on verge of exit Greek press warns of … indebted Greece the last payment of its international bailout. He said Greek …
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