Angela Merkel takes revenge on Greek prime minister – FT.com

July 1, 2015 By dralfoldman in Austerity, Euro Crisis, Fiscal Policy, Foreign Policy, Politics Tags: Alexis Tsipras, Angela Merkel, Athens, Brussels, Chancellor of Germany, François Hollande, Greece, Greek government-debt crisis, President of France, Prime Minister of Greece 1 Comment





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This is a good read from the FT. Check it out!

via Angela Merkel takes revenge on Greek prime minister – FT.com.

Personally, I would expect more Greeks to swing to ‘yes’ as pressures mount. Greece still wants to be part of the Euro and the EU.

There’s still a deal there (as opposed to a Grexit) but it will take longer to resolve and fears will probably mount.

Thoughts?

Nine Key Questions on Greece – IMF

July 1, 2015 By dralfoldman in Austerity, Business Administration, Central banks, Euro Crisis, Fiscal Policy, Politics Tags: Arrears, Board of directors, Default (finance), Developed country, Director of communications, Finance, Greece, Greek language, International Monetary Fund, Pejorative Leave a comment





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With so much media coverage of Greece, it’s worth reading the IMF first-hand. Check it out!

via Nine Key Questions on Greece – IMF.

Any views?