Greece eyes extension of rescue loans, more bond issues
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece will formally propose stretching the maturity of its international rescue loans from about 30 years to up to 50 as part of a push to make...
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Greece to end its bond market exile on Thursday
LONDON/ATHENS, April 9 (IFR/Reuters) - Greece, at risk of crashing out of the euro zone just two years ago, will issue its first sovereign bond in almost four years on...
Greece wants lenders to agree bailout review without bank deal
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece has asked its international lenders to approve its latest bailout review despite an unresolved dispute over how much new capital its banks need, a senior finance...
Greece wants lenders to agree bailout review without bank deal
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece has asked its international lenders to approve its latest bailout review despite an unresolved dispute over how much new capital its banks need, a senior finance...
Greece resumes bailout talks with lenders, no hard figures discussed
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece resumed bailout talks with its international lenders on Monday, hoping to end six months of wrangling over the release of new rescue loans it needs to...
Greece, lenders to lock horns over layoffs, home seizures: officials
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece and its foreign lenders will aim to resolve their differences over massive layoffs and home foreclosures when they resume a stalled review of the country's bailout...
Greek budget sees end to six-year recession next year
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece will emerge from six years of recession next year, a draft budget forecast on Monday, signalling the country is past the worst of a crippling debt...
Greece says to miss public sector reform target
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece will not meet targets on reforming its public sector by an end-of-the-week deadline set by its international lenders, Finance Ministry officials said on Wednesday, ahead of...
Greek PM offers to restart news broadcasts to defuse crisis
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras offered on Friday to hire a small number of workers to resume public broadcasts to stem an outcry over the shock closure...
Greek parties in uproar over tax scandal before inquiry vote
ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's leftist opposition called on Thursday for two former finance ministers to be punished for failing to act on a list of potential tax evaders, hours before...