ATHENS—Greece and its international creditors have reached an initial agreement on the reforms Athens must adopt thus paving the way for the completion of the bailout review, the country’s last after an eight-year bailout regime. A delegation from the European Commission, the European Central Bank—the eurozone’s bailout fund—and the International Monetary Fund reached a technical agreement late Saturday with Greek officials. Eurozone finance ministers are widely expected to approve the measures in Brussels on Friday.

Source: Wall Street Journal May 20, 2018 09:33 UTC