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Eurozone and IMF Strike Deal on Greek Debt

Agreement after months of delays sets a road map for debt relief but pushes back action until 2018

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BRUSSELS—Eurozone finance ministers and the International Monetary Fund patched together a deal in the early hours of Wednesday that clears the way to give out fresh loans for Greece and sets out how the country could get debt relief in the future.

The ministers, who held a marathon 11-hour meeting in Brussels, said Greece had done what was necessary to unlock the next slice of financial aid, concluding a review of its bailout that...

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