A German Sunday newspaper has said that Greece has enough liquidity to last roughly two more weeks

  • If Athens fails to submit viable reforms by then, Brussels will reclassify the country's finances as "critical."

Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung cites unidentified European diplomats & calculations by the European Commission

  • From April 9, Greece must repay a 467-million-euro ($505-million) loan to the International Monetary Fund
  • It must also refinance short-term government bonds in the days following the IMF deadline
  • Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is collating a list of reforms, which could then unlock 7.2 billion euros, the final tranche of its 240-billion EU-IMF loan.