U.S. stock-index futures were little changed after equities reached their highest level this year as investors await the outcome of a meeting between Greece and its creditors.
Germany is maintaining Greece must comply with its bailout terms, while Greece is trying to drum up support for a 10 billion-euro ($11.3 billion) bridge plan to stave off a funding crunch and buy time to win an easing in austerity terms. Any deal would require a softening of Germany’s stance.
Here is what I am reading this morning:
Investors Jumping Back into Junk Bonds
What a Greek Exit Means for Stocks