Jul
02

Greek Slump Deepens as Fraught Debt Talks Destabilize Demand

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Greece’s economic slump is deepening, with manufacturing suffering its worst quarter in two years and the outlook for jobs deteriorating.

That’s the picture painted in a monthly report from Markit Economics, published hours after Greece missed a loan repayment to the International Monetary Fund, tipping the country closer to a potential exit from the euro-area currency zone.

Markit said its factory Purchasing Managers’ Index fell to 46.9 in June from 48 in May, signalling a 10th month of contraction. Output plunged the most in two years, while demand and employment also dropped. Among the euro-area nations tracked by Markit, all registered growth last month apart from Greece…

Greek Slump Deepens as Fraught Debt Talks Destabilize Demand

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