Eurozone officials close to talks with Athens say Greece could delay payment of €1.6bn until end of June as deadline looms for first instalmentGreece could secure vital weeks to negotiate a rescue deal with its creditors if Athens is able to delay repayments worth €1.6bn (£1.1bn) to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), as critical deadlines approach.The proposal to combine four IMF repayments due in June and delay payment until the end of the month would win more time for vital debt talks that resumed on Tuesday. Continue reading...
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