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Tsipras in tight spot over debt deal but QE access may hold key to compromise
The Greek government seems intent on trying to forge a better deal with its lenders than the one proposed at the May 22 Eurogroup, with access to the European Central Bank’s QE scheme perhaps holding the key to an agreement at the next gathering of eurozone finance ministers on June 15.
The message emerging from the coalition over the past few days is that it aims to secure a “clear solution” on June 15. Digital Policy Minister Nikos Pappas insisted in an interview with Real News on Sunday that such a settlement could be reached next m...
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