said this morning that that doesn t necessarily mean that a grexit won t happen. even if we do see, for instance the voting yes in the referendum and then a new government coming in it s by no means certain that the greek crisis will be over but it s the markets holding on to dying embers of optimism at this point but it will get more tense over the course of the weekend. we now know that the euro group shut down the negotiations and said we will not discuss this until your vote. and then we ll get back to the bargaining table. we appreciate you sorting out the diagnose embers of optimism. that is well said. nina dos santos in london this morning. tunisian authorities investigating whether the gunman who opened fire on tourists in the
their bailout conditions. the prime minister says he hopes a new deal will be worked out by monday. we are prepared to accept even strict measures as long as the frame work are sustainable as far as growth so that greece can grow and grexit disappears so we are not in the same situation in a few months. cnn s isa soares is following the latest twists and turns. yesterday you were telling us there is confusion among greeks because they are not sure what the referendum is about. and now the prime minister is telling people to vote no but more people are likely to vote yes, but to what, exactly? reporter: very good question. good morning to you. there is so much uncertainty at this moment and so much confusion given the fact there has been a bit of a flip-flop,
as long as the framework in which they are contained is sustainable as far as growth. so greece can grow and grexit disappears so we are not in the same situation in a few months. vote no vote yes, exactly what are they voting for? cnn s isa soares is following us developments in athens. i hope you can keep up. i can t here in athens. reporter: good morning to you. a lot of people are confused as to what they will be voting for. alexis tsipras calling for people to vote no. many expecting to get rid of the referendum given the fact he will accept the creditors demands similar to what was on the table last week anyhow but now his argument he believes by voting no he can have a stronger hand when it comes to negotiations.
in the eventuality of a grexit, what safeguards have been put in place to limit financial conte contagion contagion. if it goes to grexit, it s going to be a total disaster. what you see today with just lines outside the atms is nothing. there will be no money at all in the banks if there is a grexit. if people vote according to the government s wishes by the way. the government says no okay. suppose the majority vote no. then there will be no money nothing. and the government has not even made plans for an alternative currency it s the most irresponsible government i ve seen in greece in decades. there is no concern about the contagion in other countries. greece cannot even deal itself with its own problem, not to
rescued. there s a little good cop/bad cop scenario is taking place. francois hoe laund is going to speak. but at the same time we have the austrian finance minute stir suggesting a grexit is inevitable. the german finance minister saying it s going to be very painful. there is an opportunity to pull it together, but it s getting very late in the day. just like when you break up with someone, they say, look, i think we can still make this work. you re illuminating a sliver of possibility that maybe there won t be a break up. thanks. and asian stocks were the first to take a hit monday morning. let s take a look at how the markets are doing at this hour.