by Calculated Risk on 11/03/2011 11:25:00 PM

The confidence vote in Greece is tomorrow ... and it seems the story keeps changing:

From the BBC: Greece PM Papandreou faces fresh call to resign

Greece's centre-right opposition has demanded Prime Minister George Papandreou resign, throwing into disarray plans for a unity government.

Opposition leader Antonis Samaras also called for snap elections before leading his MPs in a dramatic walkout of parliament.

Mr Papandreou's government faces a crucial confidence vote on Friday.

From the Athens News: Parties enter coalition talks

Prime Minister George Papandreou has proposed the formation of a coalition government by announcing that the planned referendum will no longer take place and that his party has entered into talks with New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras.
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During an impassioned parliamentary speech, however, Samaras once again demanded general elections “within weeks” and said that the prime minister was mistaken if he believed he would co-govern with him.

The Asian markets are up tonight. The Nikkei is up 1.25%, the Hang Seng is up 3.0%.

From CNBC: Pre-Market Data and Bloomberg futures: the S&P 500 is down about 4 points, and Dow futures are down about 40 points.

On the employment report tomorrow: Employment Situation Preview: Another Weak Report