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- Greece runs out of funding options despite euro zone reprieve
- Here They Come: Ireland Demands Renegotiation Of Its Bailout Terms To Match Spain
- Eurozone ministers agree to pay Greece €8.3bn
- Periphery bond yields drop as Greece softens stance on bailout deal
- Greece to Break Off Face-to-Face Talks as Issues Persist
2013-11-16 — euobserver.com
``Although Greece does not face an immediate cash-flow crisis, it is expected to require an additional €10 billion in bailout loans to cover its bills over the course of 2014. More positive has been the progress of Ireland and Spain who will conclude their respective bailout programmes in December and have been given a clean bill of health by their creditors.''
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