Greek debt talks won’t provide much relief

The compromises reached by Greece and its creditors this week should allow the first bailout review to finally be completed and have prompted a favourable market response. But the first discussions about debt relief offer little hope of a solution to Greece’s unsustainable debt mountain.

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