All will be fine as long as Greece abides by the rules and its commitments – that was the message from the first meeting of the Eurogroup following Sunday’s win in Athens by anti-austerity party Syriza.<br /><br /> Fellow eurozone members have been playing down fears of new financial troubles in the currency bloc, despite Greek election promises to write -off some its debts.<br /><br /> Germany’s Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeir stressed that the Greek people had decided and must be respected.Germany will off cooperation but naturally assumes Greece will stick to its agreed commitments.<br /><br /> If Greece was in any doubt about where its future lies, French president Francois Hollande was on hand to put them straight:<br /><br /> “Greece is in the eurozone, it wants to stay in the eurozone and Greece will stay in the eurozone.”<br /><br /> Britain’s David Cameron was more cautious and urged Athens to keep tackling its budget deficit, the IMF said it was ready to continue supporting Greece… so fairly positive – that is perh
