Greece‘s international creditors announced Sunday a pause in their discussion with Athens over the release of rescue loans.
Teams from the International Monetary Fund, European Union and European Central Bank have been in the Greek capital since September 17 for a fresh audit of the country’s finances.
The troika of donors said in a statement that the break would “allow completion of technical work” and that “the government’s economic program has made good progress.”
Discussions, they said, are to resume in the coming weeks.
Greek Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras indicated Saturday that negotiations were going “well.”
(source: EUbusiness)
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