Will the Greek debt deal go through?

A high participation rate in the Greek debt exchange would reduce the chances of an imminent disorderly default. But even if all bondholders take part, Greece’s public debt burden will remain unsustainably high. And if the deal unravels, it could have profound consequences for the region.

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