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Newsletter 20 - 20/03/2015
Hollande, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi, European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker
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Greek Eurosystem funding up by 2.9 bln in March, reaches total of 107.1 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyat the press conference on monetary policy decisions on Wednesday, ECB President Mario Draghi reiterated
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Tsipras upbeat about funding deal but also mulls referendum in case of impasse
PoliticsGreek Politicschief Jeroen Dijsselbloem and European Central Bank president Mario Draghi before Athens signed
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Greece hopes to catch break from ECB as IMF puts its foot down
PoliticsGreek Politicsnegotiating team Euclid Tsakalotos are due to meet European Central Bank president Mario Draghi in Frankfurt
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Signs of siege mentality in gov't dispute with lenders, BoG governor
PoliticsGreek PoliticsDraghi. The SYRIZA-Stournaras relationship took another turn for the worse in December, when the BoG
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Creditors devise proposal in Berlin, Tsipras prepares ground in Athens
PoliticsGreek PoliticsBank head Mario Draghi and IMF managing director Christine Lagarde in Berlin. No details
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As Greek deadline looms, this is how the next days could play out
EconomyProgrammeThe Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras meets with the European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker, the ECB President Mario Draghi and the IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde in Brussels at noon in a last-ditch effort to bridge the differences that still remain between Greece
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Greek talks go down to the wire as IMF raises major objections
PoliticsGreek PoliticsCentral Bank chief Mario Draghi and International Monetary Fund managing director Christine Lagarde
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Tsipras opts for referendum, leaving many issues open
PoliticsGreek Politicspresident Mario Draghi in Brussels on Saturday. Clearly, if capital controls are adopted it could have
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Tsipras has until Sunday to keep Greece in euro, must pass measures immediately
PoliticsGreek Politicsensure that Greek banks do not collapse before Sunday, which suggests that Mario Draghi would not pull
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