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Bail-out talks are the next key hurdle for Greece

The formation of a coalition Government headed by New Democracy has reduced the chances of Greece exiting the euro-zone imminently. But the political situation remains precarious and the Government’s first major test will be to try to negotiate a better deal on its bail-out at this week’s EU Council Meeting. It may not take much to plunge Greece back into crisis.

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