IMF calls Europe for upfront unconditional debt relief for Greece
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is inviting European creditor nations to entrust to "upfront unconditional" debt relief for Greece as part of an international rescue program for the debt-laden nation.
The IMF is concerned in talks on making Greece's debt sustainable to approve the country's latest reforms and make new loans available.
Today in a release stated, the Washington-based lender says that debt relief is "critical" to show markets that Greece's creditors are involved to helping it navigate the crisis.
The statement comes a day ahead of a meeting among Europe's top officials in Brussels to discuss the issue.
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