Greece’s non-repayment to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Tuesday (30 June) doesn’t mean it’s bankrupt, but it could prompt bankruptcy quickly enough.
The money, almost €1.6 billion, is due in the IMF’s bank account by 6pm Washington time.
Normally, the debtor country would inform the IMF the day before that it had lodged a payment order at its central bank and the money would be transferred in 24 hours.
Instead, a Greek official told the Reuters news agency on Mo...
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