Greece and its international creditors have failed to secure a bailout deal that would help the country avoid a debt default at the end of the month, a leading European Union (EU) official has said.
Valdis Dombrovskis, an EU vice-president whose remit includes the euro, wrote on his official Twitter account that there was no deal at the meeting of the eurozone’s 19 finance ministers in Luxembourg.
He added that there was a strong signal for Greece “to engage seriously in negotiations”.
Mr Dombrovskis added that the group of eurozone finance ministers “stands ready to reconvene at any moment”.
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