FXstreet.com (Córdoba) - Eurozone finance ministers said there's no guarantee Greece will be given its next round of aid in a couple weeks, according to media reports. Ministers held a conference call to discuss possibly giving Greece extra room to meet deficit targets that are part of its bailout agreement.
Even though finance ministers took note of progress toward an agreement between Greece and the troika, they urged Greek authorities "to solve remaining issues so as to swiftly finalize the negotiations", in Jean-Claude Juncker words.
The Eurogroup decided to delay to November 12 the decision on the potential allotment of the bailout tranche, which Greece needs to avoid bankruptcy, totaling €31,5billion.
Even though finance ministers took note of progress toward an agreement between Greece and the troika, they urged Greek authorities "to solve remaining issues so as to swiftly finalize the negotiations", in Jean-Claude Juncker words.
The Eurogroup decided to delay to November 12 the decision on the potential allotment of the bailout tranche, which Greece needs to avoid bankruptcy, totaling €31,5billion.
