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Greek concessions leave deal on shaky ground

In this Update, we analyse the latest agreement between Greece and the Eurogroup to assess how much ground the two sides have won on the key issues. It is clear that Greece has made huge concessions, which its Parliament might not endorse. And even if it does, there is still the major hurdle of long-term debt restructuring to overcome in the not too distant future.

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