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IMF far more pessimistic than eurozone on Greek debt, urges significant relief
EconomyProgrammeThe International Monetary Fund's updated Debt Sustainability Analysis (DSA) sees Greek debt as being highly unsustainable and stresses that even with the full implementation of the policies included in the third eurozone bailout programme, both debt and financing needs will become explosive
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Lack of clarity across the board highlights review impasse
PoliticsGreek Politicsanalysis of Greece fundamental factors that set a member of the eurozone apart from other countries
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Newsletter 106 - 10/02/2017
unsustainable, the IMF underlined in its latest debt sustainability analysis published earlier
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IMF comments, blog leave no doubt credible debt relief has to be agreed soon
EconomyProgrammeAlmost two weeks after the publication of its Article IV consultation report on Greece, including its updated debt sustainability analysis, the IMF published on Thursday evening a blog with the Fund’s perspective on dealing with sovereign debt. The article is written by Sean Hagan, general Counsel
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This is where the last few days have left Greece and lenders
Agorasustainability analysis the Fund published earlier this month. For some reason, though, there were
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Newsletter 110 - 10/03/2017
but there are still differences in important areas as well. It seems a succinct analysis of another week
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OECD outlines five priorities for Greek reform agenda in 2017
Economyextensive use of regulatory impact analysis to improve the quality of regulation. Moreover, the national
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What Dijsselbloem didn't say
Agoraavoid our analysis of Dijsselbloem’s recent comment merging with an assessment of his time in office
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Athens eyes deal on bailout tranche within June, hopes for QE breakthrough
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe analysis of other institutions.” “They are independent and, like our Lord, the ECB works
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Lenders provide words of support and warning regarding debt talks
PoliticsGreek Politicsat all the relevant information. The IMF’s debt sustainability analysis will be an important input
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