Greece Exit From Eurozone ‘Almost Inevitable’
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(Worthy News)– Greece may yet crash out of the the 19-member bloc, say European ministers, as time is running out on negotiations, Sky News reported.
While some continue to say the debt-ridden country will remain in the group, Greece’s decision to reject creditors’ final offer and call a referendum has tested the patience of others.
Austria’s finance minister said Greece’s exit “appears almost inevitable”, adding that the troubled country was “solely responsible” for the failure of bailout negotiations. –Source
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