Euro Area May Set Greek Demands on Friday, Official Says
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Euro-area finance ministry officials will try on Friday to reach agreement on a list of measures that Greece needs to take before it can receive the next portion of its latest 86 billion-euro ($96 billion) bailout, a European Union official said.
If the officials sign off on the list, the currency bloc’s 19 finance ministers may be able to discuss it when they meet on Monday, the official told reporters in Brussels on Thursday.