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Greece's second bail-out deal far from being concluded

The dispute over the provision of collateral by Greece to some euro-zone economies in return for a second bail-out, coupled with the private sector’s reluctance to take part in a debt exchange, may not reignite the funding crisis in the near-term. But it supports our long-held view that a major debt restructuring is inevitable and that Greece may eventually have to leave the euro-zone too.

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