EU seals Greek bailout deal
Eurozone finance ministers sealed a deal for a massive new bailout of Greece in the early hours of Tuesday, including a major write-down of privately-held Greek sovereign debt, an EU official said.
Eurozone finance ministers sealed a deal for a massive new bailout of Greece in the early hours of Tuesday, including a major write-down of privately-held Greek sovereign debt, an EU official said.
Basic economic figures for Greece, after eurozone ministers approved a second bailout package.
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