Greek crisis unlikely to hurt eurozone recovery

Investors are prepared for the worst

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Eurozone finance ministers are set to hear new proposals on a bailout package from the Greek government after the country voted ‘no' to austerity on 5 June.

Leaders are due attend a summit in Brussels in a bid to negotiate new terms between Greece and its creditors, although a solution is unlikely to be reached today. Analysts have raised expectat...

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