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Covid-19 leaves Greece facing 200 pct debt-to-GDP ratio in 2021, long road to sustainability
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Lenders acknowledge reforms, flag up tricky fiscal path ahead
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IMF sees GDP shrinking by 9.5 pct in 2020, warns about pace of fiscal consolidation
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Seventh post-bailout review completed, lenders flag up state arrears and unpaid pensions
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ESM report highlights programme weaknesses, outlines improvements for future bailouts
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Satisfied with reform commitment and pandemic response, EC wraps up sixth post-MoU review
Talks on bailout review head for crucial weekend
After a temporary break on Thursday, when discussions between the Greek authorities and lenders continued at technical level, negotiations are expected to intensify over the weekend ahead of the tabling of the 2017 budget on Monday.
It also included revenue and expenditure interventions yielding around 4 billion euros in 2016-2017, of which 2.59 billion refer to next year. The bulk of 2017 interventions worth 2.51 billion related to incremental revenues.
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