Greek debt relief set to be pushed back again

Amid continued discord between the IMF and Germany, any commitment to Greek debt relief looks set to be delayed for another year. The Eurogroup has proposed new loan extensions to make the debt sustainable, but we agree with the IMF’s view that its growth and fiscal assumptions are unrealistic.

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