Major issues on Greek debt still need resolution, analysts say
Deal between European partners and IMF will still face many difficulties, observers warn
A deal on debt sustainability for Greece should emerge after the formation of a new German government, analysts tell Central Banking, but many issues remain to be resolved.
It is not yet clear whether such a deal will be sustainable in the long term, says Elwin de Groot, chief international economist at Rabobank. The International Monetary Fund has repeatedly stated its view that European institutions are making unsustainably high demands for Greek debt repayment, clashing with eurozone
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