Greece told to cut ageing population costs by IMF

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GREECE - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged Greece to review existing measures to address population ageing.

In one of a series of worldwide consultations conducted by the IMF, the organisation said that although it welcomed the recent consolidation of public pension funds and steps to set up private fund...

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