The European Commission is busily denying its boss Jean Claude Junker has come up with a plan to keep the Greeks sweet and inside the euro. <br /><br /> Junker’s plan is believed to impose a slightly more generous repayment plan for Greece’s mammoth debts, which Athens insists are too big to allow the economy to recover.<br /><br /> “It does look as though<br />we’re getting towards an ultimatum which perhaps will force the issue as far as the two sides are concerned,” said head of strategy at CIB, Jeremy Stretch.<br /><br /> The news sent Greek bonds tumbling, as investors took the view Greece was too busy firefighting and keeping voters happy than wanting to plough on with vital economic reforms. <br /><br /> “It’s clearly in the interests of both Greece and euro area as a whole to reach an agreement. The only scenario that we consider in the Commission is Greece in the euro zone, a strong Greece in a strong euro zone,” said the EU’s Economic and Monetary Affairs <br />Copmmissioner Pierre Moscovici.<br /><br /> The government promises to do
