It has been reported that, the government bonds experienced a jump today while the Euro and Stocks stumbled. The stock market of Europe has been tumbling because of the Greek debt crisis which has not yet been solved.

According to reports, giving a wakeup call for all the travelers, holidaymakers' agency, recently claimed that all the tourists travelling to Greece should immediately cancel their holiday plans, as the health authorities have freshly declared that six more people were stuck by the deadly malaria outbreak.

Luxembourg Prime Minister, Jean-Claude Juncker’s declaration the Greece’s debt could be reprofiled, raised concerns about the payment of bondholders. According to speculations, they will be forced to take losses. The possibility of tinkering with the Mediterranean’s country debt repayment terms is part of an aid plan.

Since Monday, following the collapse of the banking shares, the European stock markets have been contributed with a drop down. The investors were quite worried in regard to Greece needing a second financial bailout in just a year’s time.

Last year, George Osborne was honored with a perfect cover for his deficit-reduction plan. It was with the bailout of Greece by the European Union and International Monetary Fund (IMF) that gave him this chance.

And now the situation is that austerity is not working and Greece is again in crisis.

The Prime Minister of Greece was of the view that the painful austerity measures taken by the nation are just the beginning of the reforms that shall help in bringing the nation back on its track in terms of economy and finance.

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On Tuesday, Greece sold $1.51 billion in 26-week Treasury bills.

Senior Analyst, Jan von Gerich, at Nordea in Helsinki said, "Today's Greek T-bill auction very much illustrates that the country does not have any problems getting its bills sold".

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The renewed pledge of tax cuts though kept markets on edge, but the Greece-style debt crisis upshot some damage. The Hungary's Government on Monday vowed to cut spending as it strove to repair the smash up.