ATHENS (Reuters) - International inspectors on Thursday applauded Greece's efforts to exit its debt crisis, endorsing a fresh 9 billion euro payment from an EU/IMF bailout scheme, but urged reforms in energy, banking and the public sector.
In their most positive assessment so far that offered an antidote to market scepticism, IMF, ECB and European Commission officials said Athens would likely meet this year's deficit cutting target, though risks remained.
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