IMF’s gloomy take on Greek debt raises default risk (again)

The IMF’s latest Greek debt sustainability analysis reveals that the Fund now sees debt rising even more sharply than it had assumed last year. This further reduces the likelihood that it will contribute to the bailout, increasing the risk that payments will stop and Greece will be forced to default.

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