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  • Greece: The final countdown

    From cnbc.com

    The next few days will be crucial for the future of both Greece and the euro zone. After the acrimonious collapse of talks Monday night, what options are left ahead of the expiry of Greece's current bailout loan on February 28? Monday was, of course, never a "hard" deadline, and there is still some, very limited, time to find a deal which can save face for both the new Greek government and the rest of the euro zone. Yanis Varoufakis, the Greek finance minister, said on Tuesday: "We know in Europe how to deliberate a very good and honourable solution out of initial disagreement." There are plenty in the euro zone ... (full story)

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TheTopBloke
Feb 17, 2015 10:49am
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Quoting fxbombardier
come on, this is 21st century, you cannot just allow lambs to the slaughter without batting your eyes?? these hot headed politicians must come down to a solution soon otherwise it's the people on the street who will suffer most. a hungry stomach will not listen to any reasonable reasons, you'll see.
Give them olives.
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frx_trader
Feb 17, 2015 6:37am
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Count down to what? German need Greece to keep EU low. Greece need German to get going.
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mvp77
Feb 17, 2015 1:29pm
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stupid policy for stupid people, that's all
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fxbombardier
Feb 17, 2015 7:41am
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Quoting Elisabeth
I doubt Germany needs Greece and Germany has no interest in keeping anyone low but Germany should not have an interest in paying everyone else's bills.
Nobody wants to burn itself like a candle in order to lit up someone else's darkness. Germany and the likes are already sacrificing...
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fxbombardier
Feb 17, 2015 7:54am
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Quoting Guest
Greece is merely a decoy in the financial markets. no-one in the financial markets (except the Greeks) gives a damn what happens to Greece, neither does NATO give a damn. So let Greece go to wherever the hell it's going to go without countless meetings and media opinons. omega, enough is enough.
come on, this is 21st century, you cannot just allow lambs to the slaughter without batting your eyes?? these hot headed politicians must come down to a solution soon otherwise it's the people on the street who will suffer most. a hungry stomach will not listen to any reasonable reasons, you'll see.
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redfx1989
Feb 17, 2015 8:24am
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3.. 2... 1..

1 year again lolll
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Mosmoney
Feb 17, 2015 5:54am
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Until the next one???
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Trader#26EB
Feb 17, 2015 6:57am
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Greece is merely a decoy in the financial markets. no-one in the financial markets (except the Greeks) gives a damn what happens to Greece, neither does NATO give a damn. So let Greece go to wherever the hell it's going to go without countless meetings and media opinons. omega, enough is enough.
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Elisabeth
Feb 17, 2015 7:15am
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I doubt Germany needs Greece and Germany has no interest in keeping anyone low but Germany should not have an interest in paying everyone else's bills.
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Trader#6008
Feb 17, 2015 7:55am
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Greece was more than eager to accept the loans paid by other EU-taxpayers. Now they refuse to pay back?

Cut the losses and stop giving them money cause in the end that is what EU is doing, giving money away to a bankrupt nation.
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