In Valletta on Friday 7 April, the Eurozone finance ministers agreed on the outlines of a package of reforms and expansionary measures equivalent to 2% of Greek GDP to be applied by Athens in 2019 and 2020.
However, the road to finalising the second monitoring mission of the third Greek bailout plan by the summer is still strewn with sizeable obstacles, including setting the Greek budgetary surplus (not including servicing of debt) to be complied with post-2018 and determining Greek debt...