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IMF 'Will Not Join Greece Bailout Until Debt Concerns Are Addressed'
The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday it would not join a new bailout program for Greece until conditions for debt sustainability, including debt relief and economic reforms, are clearly assured.
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Negotiations on Greek Thrid Bailout Package to Begin on Monday
Representatives of Greece's creditors will begin talks in Athens on Monday on a third bailout package to the debt-swamped Greek government, the IMF and European Commission said.
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Greece Makes Repayment of Over 2 Billion Euros, No Longer in Default
Greece reopened its banks and ordered billions of euros owed to international creditors to be repaid on Monday in the first signs of a return to normal after last week's deal to agree a tough new package of bailout reforms.
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Eurozone to Pay 40-50 Billion Euros of Greek Bailout: Source
Eurozone governments will contribute between 40 and 50 billion euros ($44-55 billion) of the three-year bailout for Greece expected to cost of up to 86 billion euros, a European official said.
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9 Days in the Greek Debt Crisis
Greek voters' defiant rejection Sunday of the terms of an international bailout capped a dramatic week for the country in its standoff with EU and IMF creditors, who are demanding tough austerity measures in return for further rescue funds.
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Mass Rival Rallies Ahead of Greece Bail Out Vote, PM Tsipras Urges People to Say 'No'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras addressed a crowd of 25,000 people who flooded the Syntagma Square in Athens on Friday, the last day of campaigning before Sunday's referendum.
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Defiant Prime Minister Rejects Grexit Fears as He Rallies 'No' Vote
Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras got a rock-star welcome at an Athens rally Friday as he sought to revive support for a "No" vote in a referendum called to strengthen his hand in talks with international creditors.
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Greek Prime Minister is Hero and Villain at Rival Rallies in Divided Athens
A warrior for the "No" supporters, an "emperor with no clothes" for the "Yes" camp - thousands of people demonstrated at rival rallies in Athens Friday where Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras was both hero and villain.
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Greece Talks Still Need 'More Adulthood', Says International Monetary Fund Managing Director
International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Wednesday that talks between Greece and its creditors still would benefit from "a bit more adulthood."
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Greece Defaults on Debt: International Monetary Fund
Greece became the first developed country Tuesday to default on its debt to the International Monetary Fund, after missing a 1.5 billion euro ($1.7 billion) payment.
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Greece Deal 'Requires Difficult Decisions by All Sides': IMF
An agreement on Greece will require "difficult decisions by all sides," the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said, after last-ditch talks between cash-strapped Athens and its EU-IMF creditors ended with no deal on Sunday.
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Greece, Germany and France Agree to Step Up Debt Deal Efforts
The leaders of Greece, Germany and France today agreed to intensify efforts for a bailout deal after late night talks aimed at preventing Athens from going bankrupt ended without a breakthrough.
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Greece Postpones IMF Payment; Snap Elections Possible
Greece delayed repayment of an IMF loan today and a deputy minister said Athens might call snap elections to break an impasse with lenders that threatens to push the country into bankruptcy and out of the euro.
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Greece Looms Large Over Final Day of G7 Finance Meeting
Greece's fate in the euro area continued to cast a shadow over the second and final day of a Group of Seven finance ministers meeting in Dresden Friday with still no sign of a deal in sight.
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Greece Would Prioritise Pensions and Salaries Over IMF Payment: Yanis Varoufakis
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said on Wednesday that Greece would prioritise pension and salary payments next month if it did not have the funds to pay these as well as expiring debts to its international lenders.
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IMF 'Will Not Join Greece Bailout Until Debt Concerns Are Addressed'
The International Monetary Fund said on Thursday it would not join a new bailout program for Greece until conditions for debt sustainability, including debt relief and economic reforms, are clearly assured.
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Negotiations on Greek Thrid Bailout Package to Begin on Monday
Representatives of Greece's creditors will begin talks in Athens on Monday on a third bailout package to the debt-swamped Greek government, the IMF and European Commission said.
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Greece Makes Repayment of Over 2 Billion Euros, No Longer in Default
Greece reopened its banks and ordered billions of euros owed to international creditors to be repaid on Monday in the first signs of a return to normal after last week's deal to agree a tough new package of bailout reforms.
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Eurozone to Pay 40-50 Billion Euros of Greek Bailout: Source
Eurozone governments will contribute between 40 and 50 billion euros ($44-55 billion) of the three-year bailout for Greece expected to cost of up to 86 billion euros, a European official said.
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9 Days in the Greek Debt Crisis
Greek voters' defiant rejection Sunday of the terms of an international bailout capped a dramatic week for the country in its standoff with EU and IMF creditors, who are demanding tough austerity measures in return for further rescue funds.
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Mass Rival Rallies Ahead of Greece Bail Out Vote, PM Tsipras Urges People to Say 'No'
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras addressed a crowd of 25,000 people who flooded the Syntagma Square in Athens on Friday, the last day of campaigning before Sunday's referendum.
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Defiant Prime Minister Rejects Grexit Fears as He Rallies 'No' Vote
Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras got a rock-star welcome at an Athens rally Friday as he sought to revive support for a "No" vote in a referendum called to strengthen his hand in talks with international creditors.
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Greek Prime Minister is Hero and Villain at Rival Rallies in Divided Athens
A warrior for the "No" supporters, an "emperor with no clothes" for the "Yes" camp - thousands of people demonstrated at rival rallies in Athens Friday where Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras was both hero and villain.
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Greece Talks Still Need 'More Adulthood', Says International Monetary Fund Managing Director
International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Wednesday that talks between Greece and its creditors still would benefit from "a bit more adulthood."
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Greece Defaults on Debt: International Monetary Fund
Greece became the first developed country Tuesday to default on its debt to the International Monetary Fund, after missing a 1.5 billion euro ($1.7 billion) payment.
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Greece Deal 'Requires Difficult Decisions by All Sides': IMF
An agreement on Greece will require "difficult decisions by all sides," the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said, after last-ditch talks between cash-strapped Athens and its EU-IMF creditors ended with no deal on Sunday.
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Greece, Germany and France Agree to Step Up Debt Deal Efforts
The leaders of Greece, Germany and France today agreed to intensify efforts for a bailout deal after late night talks aimed at preventing Athens from going bankrupt ended without a breakthrough.
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Greece Postpones IMF Payment; Snap Elections Possible
Greece delayed repayment of an IMF loan today and a deputy minister said Athens might call snap elections to break an impasse with lenders that threatens to push the country into bankruptcy and out of the euro.
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Greece Looms Large Over Final Day of G7 Finance Meeting
Greece's fate in the euro area continued to cast a shadow over the second and final day of a Group of Seven finance ministers meeting in Dresden Friday with still no sign of a deal in sight.
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Greece Would Prioritise Pensions and Salaries Over IMF Payment: Yanis Varoufakis
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis said on Wednesday that Greece would prioritise pension and salary payments next month if it did not have the funds to pay these as well as expiring debts to its international lenders.
