Greek debt issues are likely to heat up in June and July, and the Greek stock market, down notably year to date, is already reflecting the concerns.
As the summer approaches, expect “noise” from Greece to increase, a report from Barclays says. And that “noise” could be most importantly heard across a fragile European political structure where political decisions to keep the European Union intact are being made. Concerns that Greece demanding a bailout that the EU does not want to deliver could be heard in the United Kingdom where a “Brexit” vote is coming, as well as similar political concerns in other member countries in 2016 and 2017.

