Greece is out of money again. Greece is fast running out of cash while it waits for its next installment of aid. Greece’s European partners have repeatedly promised the country will be funded through August, when it must repay a 3.2 billion euro bond, but the details of the funding have yet to be disclosed. In the absence of that money, Greece would run out of funds to pay everyday public expenses ranging from police and other public service wages to pensions and social benefits. “Cash reserves are almost zero. It is risky to say until when (they will last) as it always depends on the budget execution, revenues and expenditure,” Deputy Finance Minister Christos Staikouras told state NET television” In other words just like the US yesterday, Greece has also overestimated its revenues and underestimated its expenditures.
To read Tyler Durden article: Greece Runs Out of Money Again
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