Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras faces open revolt from some of his own ministers as he seeks support for a bailout deal that, while saving the country from financial collapse, will cause years of pain for Greece.

On the second day following the Greek debt agreement, markets posted further modest gains, but continued to worry whether the €86bn bailout accord will stick in the coming weeks, analysts warned yesterday.

European leaders want a debt financing agreement with Greece agreed over the weekend, just days before Athens has to meet a crucial repayment deadline that carries the risk of bankruptcy and euro-exit.

Crucial talks between Greece and its international creditors have ended without result, casting fresh doubt over the country’s future in the euro.

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