Weakening growth outlook is another headache for Greece

For now, at least, Greece has persuaded the European Commission (EC) that it can meet its ambitious fiscal target for 2010. But the Greek crisis is far from over. Indeed, with the economy set to contract sharply this year, additional fiscal measures may be required for Greece to meet its budget goal.

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