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  1. After 2019 budget, lenders turn attention to Greek post-MoU reform tasks
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    debt to the International Monetary Fund. The report adds that the plan being put together

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  2. Newsletter 186 -07/12/2018

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    billion euros from the cash buffer to pay off part of Greece’s debt to the International Monetary Fund

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  3. Second post-MoU review set to begin as Athens eyes return to bond markets
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    at a yield of 3.5 to 3.75 percent, helping Athens to repay some of its International Monetary Fund

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  4. Minimum wage increase set for end of January amid concerns about economic impact
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    how and when such a raise should be executed. The Bank of Greece’s Interim Report on Monetary Policy

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  5. Newsletter 191 -25/01/2018

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    to repay some of its International Monetary Fund loans, which carry a higher interest rate, early

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  6. Athens poised to unveil new minimum wage as post-MoU review continues
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    , the International Monetary Fund (IMF) also issued its staff statement following the completion of its own

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  7. Greece attracts strong interest and yield below 4 pct for first 10-year bond since 2010
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    ahead of time debt held by more expensive official creditors such as the International Monetary Fund

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  8. Newsletter 197 -8/03/2019

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    by more expensive official creditors such as the International Monetary Fund, which also charges Greece

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  9. IMF outlines areas in which Greece needs further reforms, where it should apply caution
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    The International Monetary Fund (IMF) issued on Tuesday its first post-programme report for Greece as part of the regular monitoring cycle of assessing policies and the country’s capacity to repay the Fund. The IMF acknowledges that the Greek economic recovery is ongoing, with GDP growth expected

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  10. Athens and lenders continue talks on outstanding actions, aiming to conclude by March 25
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    to the International Monetary Fund early. Greece's outstanding debt to the IMF stands below 10 billion euros

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