Bloomberg: Greek govt eyeing 10 bln€ in short-term financing

Athens wants deal with EZ partners this week to keep paying bills until unveiling permanent proposal

Bloomberg has the new leftist Greek government targeting 10 billion euros in short-term financing from its eurozone partners this week as a way to keep paying bills until unveiling something more permanent as a replacement to skin-tight budget spending.

As Proto Thema also reported, Greek FinMin Yanis Varoufakis will ask for approval to issue eight billion euros worth of T-bill stock, and the biggest cut of 1.9 billion euros in profits that euro zone central banks collected from their Greek bonds.