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Troika call to pay taxes faster may hurt Greek recovery

The Greek Government does not appear to have been too rattled by last month’s market turmoil, sticking to its budget plan despite opposition from the Troika. But it may come under pressure to seek faster repayment of outstanding taxes, threatening the already weak consumer recovery.

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