dal FT
Greece faces what is likely to be an “explosive” surge in its public debt levels that within decades will mean it will owe almost three times the country’s annual economic output unless given significant debt relief, the International Monetary Fund has warned in a confidential report.
The new report was prepared by IMF staff ahead of a February 6 board meeting to discuss the fund’s participation in an EU-led €86bn bailout of Greece and signals the continuing hard line the IMF is taking on debt relief for Athens. It offers a bleaker view of Greece’s economic dilemmas than an analysis prepared last year, warning that the debt load is “highly unsustainable” and would not improve even if it implemented further reforms recommended by the fund.
That assessment would, under the fund’s own rules, prohibit the IMF from taking part financially in the current bailout, something countries such as Germany have made a condition of their own support.
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ma io dico il problema Grecia, QUALCUNOA BRUXELLES PENSA DI AVERLO RISOLTO ? se si è un idi-ota. Se no, cosa capzo aspettano a risolverlo. Rimandano di 6 mesi in 6 mesi sperando in che cosa ? Ma un problema simile richiede una riunione tipo elezione del Papa. Nessuno esce dalla sala sino a che non è stata presa una decisione DEFINITIVA.
Greece faces what is likely to be an “explosive” surge in its public debt levels that within decades will mean it will owe almost three times the country’s annual economic output unless given significant debt relief, the International Monetary Fund has warned in a confidential report.
The new report was prepared by IMF staff ahead of a February 6 board meeting to discuss the fund’s participation in an EU-led €86bn bailout of Greece and signals the continuing hard line the IMF is taking on debt relief for Athens. It offers a bleaker view of Greece’s economic dilemmas than an analysis prepared last year, warning that the debt load is “highly unsustainable” and would not improve even if it implemented further reforms recommended by the fund.
That assessment would, under the fund’s own rules, prohibit the IMF from taking part financially in the current bailout, something countries such as Germany have made a condition of their own support.
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ma io dico il problema Grecia, QUALCUNOA BRUXELLES PENSA DI AVERLO RISOLTO ? se si è un idi-ota. Se no, cosa capzo aspettano a risolverlo. Rimandano di 6 mesi in 6 mesi sperando in che cosa ? Ma un problema simile richiede una riunione tipo elezione del Papa. Nessuno esce dalla sala sino a che non è stata presa una decisione DEFINITIVA.