Greece says it hopes to reach a deal with international creditors next Thursday, despite a major setback in negotiations.
The International Monetary Fund has walked away from talks citing major differences with Greek officials.
But Athens hopes an agreement can be finalised at a meeting of eurozone finance ministers in Brussels on June 18th.
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's government has pushed back at pension and sales tax reforms requested by creditors, while pressing for more assistance in reducing its debt burden.
If a deal isn't reached, Greece is likely to run out of money this month.
And correspondent Olly Barratt says agreement on Thursday looks a tall order.
IN: "Greece feels….
OUT: ...wiggle room."
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