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Ahead of IMF Spring Meetings, questions remain about conclusion of programme
Attention is due to turn to Washington this week in the hope that the discussions which take place at the sidelines of the International Monetary Fund’s Spring Meetings will provide some clarity on the conclusion of the Greek programme and what will follow.
Last week’s Euro Working Group (EWG) and the reluctance of the new German government to provide any detail regarding the outcome it favours on the post-programme era mean that there are a number of unanswered questions even though the bailout only has a...
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