AUTOREFRESH 
IMF bats down suggestion that Greece looking to renegotiate
By Jamie Coleman || May 27, 2010 at 16:13 GMT
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The IMF says Greece is “fully committed” to the IMF program and has no intention of reopening issues, including pension reform.
That runs counter to this story from yesterday which added to Euro zone jitters.
The subtext here is that the IMF says that Greece is fully committed ’cause it ain’t getting any more cash unless it is fully committed…
Sounds overly orchestrated with the charts, huh…? I cannot help but wonder.
Where’s that h+s spotted by blackday…
Such things have a habit of vanishing when the SNB come out to play …
“The budget is proceeding normally, the deficit is reduced to a much higher rate than expected and the implementation of the Memorandum which has been signed with the EU,IMF and ECB moves with faster rate than planned, said Finance Minister Giorgos Papakonstantinou from Paris, where he briefed his counterparts from OECD countries for government initiatives.”
Free translation from Greek newswire….