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The Greek crisis in numbers | The Greek crisis in numbers |
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European leaders are holding an emergency summit that could help break the deadlock around the Greek debt crisis. | European leaders are holding an emergency summit that could help break the deadlock around the Greek debt crisis. |
There is a week to go until the deadline for Greece’s next debt repayment, owed to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). | There is a week to go until the deadline for Greece’s next debt repayment, owed to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). |
An agreement on Monday will allow time for a new bail-out package to be transferred. A last minute deal might be too late to get the money across before the deadline. | An agreement on Monday will allow time for a new bail-out package to be transferred. A last minute deal might be too late to get the money across before the deadline. |
The number of days Greece has to pay back €1.6 billion IMF repayment or default on its debts, risking an exit from the euro. | The number of days Greece has to pay back €1.6 billion IMF repayment or default on its debts, risking an exit from the euro. |
A Greek Orthodox priest during an anti-austerity rally in front of the parliament building in Athens | A Greek Orthodox priest during an anti-austerity rally in front of the parliament building in Athens |
The debt repayment owed to the IMF by June 30 if Greece is to avoid a default that could result in its exit from the eurozone. | The debt repayment owed to the IMF by June 30 if Greece is to avoid a default that could result in its exit from the eurozone. |
Aid package that Greece is fighting to get released, which would allow it to repay the IMF. | Aid package that Greece is fighting to get released, which would allow it to repay the IMF. |
The amount reportedly withdrawn from Greek bank accounts last week as Greek savers start to worry about their money. | The amount reportedly withdrawn from Greek bank accounts last week as Greek savers start to worry about their money. |
The members of the eurozone (countries that use the euro) that must agree on the Greek reforms before further money can be released. | The members of the eurozone (countries that use the euro) that must agree on the Greek reforms before further money can be released. |
The ratio of Greece’s debt to GDP. Such a high ratio means it cannot produce and trade goods or services without accruing more debt. The debt to GDP ratio of the UK is 90 per cent. | The ratio of Greece’s debt to GDP. Such a high ratio means it cannot produce and trade goods or services without accruing more debt. The debt to GDP ratio of the UK is 90 per cent. |
The unemployment rate, or the percentage of people looking for work but unable to get any. | The unemployment rate, or the percentage of people looking for work but unable to get any. |
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