Greece Not Likely to Meet Debt Deadline
06-30-2015
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At least part of Greece's international bailout expires Tuesday, making this crunch time for the cash-strapped country.
Banks remain closed and there are long lines at ATM machines where Greeks are only allowed to withdraw $67 per day.
The government is unlikely to repay a nearly $2 billion debt it owes to the International Monetary Fund.
That failure will only add to growing fears the country is heading to a default and possible exit from the euro currency.
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