If “unnamed government sources” are to be believed, talks at the Brussels Group between the Greek government and some of its major institutional creditors are continuing in a “positive light”, which they also called substantial and detailed.

The same sources report that both sides agreed on the need to design appropriate policies that move the burden of taxes and sacrifices from the lowest income brackets in the highest, “unlike the practice of the previous government”, as they said.

As stated about a dozen times, by named and unnamed sources throughout the week, the latest list of Greek reforms will generate three billion extra euros in revenue, according to the set target.

In keeping to the message, as first enunciated by the Greek PM, there will be to pension and wages cuts, nor layoffs and no other recessionary measure that would accentuate a social crisis.