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Greek Budget still leaves plenty to do

The fact that the Greek Government has announced that it expects to reduce its budget deficit by more than the IMF and EC have demanded in 2010 and 2011 is an indication of the great strides that it has made towards getting its public finances on an even keel. But it is still far too early to conclude that the Greek fiscal crisis is anywhere near over.

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