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  1. Newsletter 167 -22/06/2018

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    instead. The 10-year extension of maturities also means that Athens will not have to start repaying the EFSF loans it received in 2023, but 10 years later. Greece had been due to start repaying 2.3

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  2. New bonds drive up central government debt by 3 bln to 404.69 bln in Q2

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    (GLF) bilateral loans attached to the first programme, which Greece has started repaying. An additional... bailout programme, which was signed in mid-summer 2015. Greece has also started repaying EFSF loans

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  3. Lower repos push debt down to 402.88 bln in Q3, bonds rise by 2.5 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    repaying. An additional 130.9 billion relate to the second (EFSF) programme, and the remaining 61.9... repaying EFSF loans, with 1.74 billion euros due in 2023. The authorities have secured the sign-off from

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  4. Newsletter 119 - 19/05/2017

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    estimates for 2017. The budget primary surplus (on a modified cash basis) for 2017 was upwardly revised... with further increases in the limit for overseas money transfers. 2 GDP edges down in Q1 ELSTAT flash estimates..., Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) flash estimates revealed. Albeit marginal, the Q1 headline

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  5. On the beaches

    Agora

    of fines, permitting the construction of permanent structures on beaches, relaxing restrictions on beach

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  6. SYRIZA drawing up manifesto and foraging for allies
    Photo by MacroPolis

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    somewhat of a damp squib. Also, its bid to use a bill relaxing restrictions on coastal commercial

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  7. This is the government's strategy on banks and NPLs as part of third bailout

    Economy

    quarterly liquidity plans, while the authorities will monitor and manage the process of relaxing

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  8. Apart from bailout review, plenty to keep Tsipras busy in autumn

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    issues, such as growth, job creation, relaxing austerity policies and tackling the debt burden. Ten

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  9. No fear of the bear? Bilateral economic relations between Germany and Russia
    Photo by Kostas Tsironis/Fosphotos

    Agora

    pressure on Berlin to start relaxing or even terminating the current sanctions regime against Russia

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  10. Capital controls eased, allowing larger withdrawals and doubling limit on business transfers abroad
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    as providing an assessment and proposals for the process of relaxing the capital controls. The goal

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