Greece misses IMF payment – one step closer to default
The prospect of a Greek default looms closer with the government still no closer to unlocking bailout funds.
The embattled Greek government has moved one step closer to default after failing to make a €300 million IMF payment last Friday.
The missed payment means Greece has become the first developed country to skip paying the IMF since the creation of the institution after WWII.
But, in an eleventh
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Jason Walls
Mon, 08 Jun 2015
Mon, 08 Jun 2015
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Greece misses IMF payment – one step closer to default
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