Talks to continue after Greece, eurozone fail to clinch debt deal
Markets hopeful Athens will secure bridging finance while economists debate prospects of Greek exit from euro
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AS expected, Greece's new leftist government and its international creditors have failed to come to an agreement to solve the nation's huge international debt repayment problem.
After seven hours of talks in Brussels, eurozone finance ministers and Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis could only agree that talks would resume on Monday.
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