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Stock market (CND) closed monday:
But if Greece get the go ahead as rumored Monday...tuesday should be great,,
Hopes rise for Greek deal after budget cuts found

ATHENS/BRUSSELS — Hopes rose on Thursday that Greece has finally done enough to secure a second bailout after Athens set out extra budget savings demanded by its international lenders, but the optimism failed to ease tensions with EU paymaster Germany.
Time is running out for Greece to seal the 130 billion euro ($170 billion) rescue and avoid bankruptcy, but Greek officials hope euro zone finance ministers will sign the deal off on Monday — exactly a month before Athens needs the money to repay 14.5 billion euros of debt repayments due on March 20.
The optimism followed deepening acrimony between Athens and northern states in the 17-member currency union, led by Germany, and came only after one proposal to withhold part of the bailout until after Greek elections expected in April was dropped.
“We are almost there,” one euro zone official said, expressing hope the deal can be done when the ministers of the Eurogroup meet in Brussels.
“Unless someone really comes up with an idea to undermine the whole deal, it should be approved on Monday,” he said.
In a further sign of an emerging agreement, euro zone sources said national central banks in the currency bloc would exchange holdings of Greek bonds this weekend in the run-up to a private sector debt deal to avoid taking forced losses.
With a go-ahead from the Eurogroup ministers, Greece can formally launch a debt restructuring offer to its private creditors which aims to halve the face value of what Greece owes the investors, slashing its debts by 100 billion euros.
Greek government sources said Athens had agreed with the EU and IMF on how to fill the 325-million-euro hole in a set of 3.3 billion euros in budget cuts adopted by parliament on Monday.
Two sources said 100 million euros would come from defence cuts, about 90 million by bringing forward some public sector wage reductions and another 135 million would be taken from the health, labour and interior ministries.
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