€110bn Greece bail-out deal agreed

Finance ministers from the 16 eurozone nations today signed off on a joint rescue plan for Greece with the International Monetary Fund that amounts to €110bn over three years.

€110bn Greece bail-out deal agreed
Sun, 02 May, 2010 - 20:41

Finance ministers from the 16 eurozone nations today signed off on a joint rescue plan for Greece with the International Monetary Fund that amounts to €110bn over three years.

The loans are aimed at keeping the financially struggling country from defaulting on its debts and dealing a serious blow to the shared euro currency.

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