Business Insider
February 7, 2012
Greek leaders just announced that they will push back a meeting to approve austerity cuts until tomorrow.
There's some confusion about where exactly they stand on those measures right now.
CNBC first reported that coalitions have a draft accord on the reforms, according to a Bloomberg blast. Markets began to move higher around the time that was announced.
Then Bloomberg followed that announcement with a blast citing a government spokeswoman who said that talks have actually been delayed until tomorrow. Reuters then reported that this postponement has happened because politicians have not yet drafted a final agreement. This would suggest that any agreement is still in the works.
CNBC finally conceded that Greek political leaders postponed a meeting on the bailout package until tomorrow.
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