There is talk that some 'institutions' don't even like the current deal
The hardliner is almost always the IMF, which is strange because it has the most to lose. I guess they assume they'll get the money eventually and it's not like Lagarde could lose an election over it. If anything, it makes her look fiscally conservative if she ever returns to French politics.
Others are looking further down the line at upcoming Greek financing needs. There aren't really any immediate consequences to not paying the IMF but that July 10 T-bill payment could be ugly.
