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Athens prepares final 2019 budget after green light to ditch pension cuts
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Athens and lenders search for budget compromise by Thursday's EWG
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Lenders focus on closing any fiscal gap for 2019 ahead of November 19 Eurogroup
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Athens ready to start legislating fiscal measures despite ongoing talks over 2019 budget
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IMF distances itself from budget talks, leaving Athens and EU to hammer out deal
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Athens aims for November agreement with lenders on pension cuts
Athens set for 6.7 bln bailout tranche, talks on post-MoU framework
Monday’s Eurogroup is expected to confirm that the third review has been completed and that Athens will be able to receive its next tranche of bailout funding once a few remaining prior actions are settled.
Reports from last Friday’s Euro Working Group (EWG) suggested that the technocrats advising the eurozone finance ministers were satisfied that all the major issues in the review had been addressed, even though just over 10 prior actions had not been com...
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