Greece gets 555m euro lifeline as reform talks begin in Brussels
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IN A rare piece of good news for Greek leaders, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) confirmed on Tuesday that it has been forced to throw the cash-strapped country a half-billion-euro lifeline.
After a week in which the Eurogroup of finance ministers and the European Central Bank turned the screws on Athens, the 555 million euros (S$815 million) will give its radical new government a brief respite from its creditors.
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