Greece’s central bank warned Wednesday that failure to clinch a deal with international creditors on its future funding needs could lead the country into an “uncontrollable crisis,” describing the issue as being of historical significance for the nation. In its annual monetary report, the Bank of Greece , TELL -1.33 % the country’s central bank, said that based on evidence so far, it seems that a compromise has been reached on the main conditions attached to the lending agreement and that little ground remains to be covered. “Failure to reach an agreement would… mark the beginning of a painful course that would lead initially to a Greek default and ultimately to the country’s exit from the euro area and—most likely—from the European Union,” the report said. “A manageable debt crisis, as the one that we are currently addressing with the help of our partners, would snowball into an uncontrollable […]