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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The board of the International Monetary Fund has approved its part of a $140 billion bailout package for Greece.
The board met in Washington Sunday to approve a three-year, $40 billion (euro30 billion) loan for the troubled European nation. Greece has enacted broad cutbacks on government spending to address its mounting debt, sparking riots and social unrest.
Eurozone leaders on Saturday approved a $100 billion package of loans to Greece for the next three years to keep it from imploding. The bailouts are an effort to stabilize global markets rocked last week by fears of a spreading European debt crisis.
European leaders also are meeting Sunday to hash out the terms of a proposed broader rescue. They want to have a plan in place before Asian markets open for the week.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The executive board of the International Monetary Fund is meeting in Washington on Sunday to vote on its part of a $140 billion bailout package for Greece.
The IMF has indicated it will approve a $40 billion (euro30 billion) loan, part of an effort to stabilize global markets rocked last week by fears of a spreading European debt crisis. On Saturday, eurozone leaders gave final approval for an euro80 billion ($100 billion) rescue package of loans to Greece for the next three years to keep it from imploding.
Riots and social unrest have ensued as Greece moves forward with enacting broad spending cuts to address its economic collapse.
European leaders also are meeting Sunday to hash out the terms of a proposed broader rescue. They want to have a plan in place before Asian markets open for the week.
Analysts fear the debt crisis could expand to other western European countries and hobble the global economic recovery.
President Barack Obama is keeping up pressure on European leaders to craft a solution robust enough to stabilize markets after volatility last week that rivaled swings during the peak of the 2008 financial crisis.
Obama called German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday to discuss the importance of European Union nations "taking resolute steps to build confidence in the markets," White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said in a statement.
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