There are renewed concerns today about the scale of debt in the euro zone, with the plight of Greece once again at the forefront of the crisis.
It is reported in the Daily Telegraph that euro zone finance ministers have scheduled a meeting for Monday to consider Greece's euros 130billion second bail-out.
There are fears that the country will need even more money than this because of the reluctance of private investors to write off the euros 100billion they are owed.
Without additional money – believed to be around euros 15billion, there is an increased possibility of Greece defaulting.
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