
A long-awaited agreement to restructure more than €200 billion ($262 billion) of Greek government bonds in private hands is being held up in large part by big differences between two of Greece's official creditors: the International Monetary Fund and Germany. Stephen Fidler discusses on The... More
A long-awaited agreement to restructure more than €200 billion ($262 billion) of Greek government bonds in private hands is being held up in large part by big differences between two of Greece's official creditors: the International Monetary Fund and Germany. Stephen Fidler discusses on The News Hub Less
Added Feb 2, 2012
Channel News
Duration 5:54 | Views
Tags euro crisis greece germany imf wsj
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