Schäuble: There is still much to be done in Greece

Greece has made significant progress, however, much remains to be done, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said from Davos, Switzerland.
 
Speaking at the World Economic Forum Schäuble said that Greece has made progress that no one expected, "but there is still much to be done," and added that the data coming from the country, for the last season, are encouraging.
 
Referring to the issue of immigration, the German minister said Greece "will need European help in the integration of its refugees."
 
He appeared optimistic for the future of Europe, arguing that now it is not the main concern of the markets and was particularly positive for France, saying that the country will remain strong and together with Germany will continue to develop Europe.
 
He added that Germany's competitiveness is one of the reasons the European partners are recovering from the crisis. "Germany is the growth engine of Europe," he characteristically said…