As Greece approaches its next payment deadline, the rhetoric and the stakes are boiling over.
The IMF recently quit negotiations in Brussels, saying it had reached a stalemate.
Then Greek Prime Minister Tsipras said the IMF had "criminal responsibility" for his country's debt crisis.
With a looming deadline, now Russia has stepped to the fore, with overtures of financial aid.
It might be too late - but with a "Grexit" appearing closer than ever, the markets remain calm.
As Greece approaches its next payment deadline, the rhetoric and the stakes are boiling over.
The IMF recently quit negotiations in Brussels, saying it had reached a stalemate.
Then Greek Prime Minister Tsipras said the IMF had "criminal responsibility" for his country's debt crisis.
With a looming deadline, now Russia has stepped to the fore, with overtures of financial aid.
It might be too late - but with a "Grexit" appearing closer than ever, the markets remain calm.
Here's why, and how to profit...
