Greek deal gives Wall Street a boost
Greece reached an agreement with its creditors on a new loan package that will help keep the country in the euro
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Greece reached an agreement with its creditors on a new loan package that will help keep the country in the euro
U.S. stocks were poised to open lower: Dow and broader S&P 500 futures were down 0.6 percent
After frustrating EU creditors by showing up without a solid plan, Greek PM Alexis Tsipras vows to map a route out of debt crisis in "speedy" fashion
Crucial referendum may determine the country's future and its relationship with the European Union, but the question leaves some voters scratching their heads
Part of the calm reflects hope that Greece ultimately will reach a deal with its creditors
Talks between Greece and its creditors have been deadlocked; without a bailout, the country could default in the coming days
Lawmaker in Prime Minister Tsipras' radical left governing party denounced international demands for new spending cuts as "blackmail"
Country offered a series of measures, including tax increases, to persuade its creditors to release bailout funds and keep the country from defaulting
Cash-strapped country is running out of time to secure emergency financial aid, putting it days away from a default
Officials have acknowledged that a Greek exit -- or "Grexit" -- from the euro was now being discussed
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Greece is desperate for the disbursal of rescue loans, without which it cannot continue to repay its international debts
European officials say they have a plan to end the crisis, but so does Greece -- and some analysts doubt default is avoidable
David Cameron announced parameters that outline who will be allowed to vote in a referendum to decide if the country should stay in the European Union
Greek leader says cash-strapped country faces "strangulation," heightening fears it could be forced to leave the eurozone
Government is proposing measures that might protect Greeks hammered by a six-year recession, but lenders say they remain too vague
After thousands were rescued in just three days off Italy alone, Europe begins realizing the scale of the crisis on its hands
It has a draft bill of tax reforms that it says will be sufficient to gain a "mutually beneficial agreement" with the EU
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With deadlines looming, Athens and its EU creditors are still trying to avert a potentially crippling financial crisis
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