Eurozone Finance Ministers have failed to reach a deal for fresh bailout cash for Greece, as a row with the International Monetary Fund over debt relief dragged on. After more than eight hours of talks in Brussels yesterday, ministers from the 19-member single currency bloc could not settle deep differences on debt relief pitting Germany, the eurozone's most powerful member, against the IMF. Now talks would resume at the next meeting of Finance Ministers in June.<br/>'<br/>Hopes were high that the eurozone could agree on the debt question and unlock cash after Greek lawmakers on Thursday fulfilled the latest demands for painful austerity measures. Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos said ahead of the crunch talks, there is no excuse for further delay on the issue of the debt relief.<br/>
News On AIR | May 23, 2017 5:01 AM
Eurozone fails to reach Greece debt deal amid IMF row