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Talks are spreading that Greek officials cum negotiators have started for Brussels with new list of reforms and will be trying to pass them through the officials of Brussels group. (ECB, IMF, European Council, ESF).
- Expectations are high as several officials have marked last week's talks between European leaders as very positive. Monday Chancellor Merkel met Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsiparas in a private meeting in Berlin.
On a different occasion rumor has been spreading that Greek Finance Minister Mr. Yanis Varoufakis would resign office, however he later slashed the rumor in twitter.
According to unnamed officials, Greek might run out of money as early as April 8th. As of now, it lacks funds to pay off IMF loan worth € 450 million, due on April 9th. This proposal is of high importance as days are numbered for Greece.
