The International Monetary Fund considers the $140 billion rescue package it and eurozone countries are providing to Greece is sufficient and skeptism by markets about whether it will work is overdone, AP reported. The IMF meets Sunday and is expected to approve its $40 billion share of the bailout. IMF spokeswoman Caroline Atkinson said Thursday the three-year package would be sufficient to prevent Greece from defaulting on its debt and «it appears there is an overreaction» by markets concerned that Greece's efforts to put its finances in order may fail. She also sought to dampen speculation Greece's problems could spread to other eurozone countries, saying their economic situations were different.
