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  1. Stournaras outlines conditions for strong 2017 growth, calls for debt relief measures soon
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in terms of value added as well as of employment. Meanwhile, the tourism non-performing exposure (NPE

    4%

  2. Newsletter 93 - 21/10/2016

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    is the second largest EU economy (possibly third after sterling’s value plummeted over the last few months

    4%

  3. Grappling with Europe's polycrisis
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    Agora

    after sterling’s value plummeted over the last few months), is a G7 member and has a seat on the UN

    4%

  4. Greek stocks slip 0.9 pct on week

    Economy

    to the share transfer of a 90 percent stake in Astir Vouliagmenis to Apollo. Excluding the value

    4%

  5. Newsletter 94 - 04/11/2016

    Newsletters

    from 26 to 29 percent, while repeated rises in value-added tax have seen the top rate land at 24

    4%

  6. Houliarakis provides clearest view so far on Athens's debt relief expectations
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    EconomyProgramme

    the 15-percent ceiling as of 2030. It also reduces the net present value (NPV) of Greek debt to 80

    4%

  7. In 16th successive fall, Eurosystem funding drops by 3.5 bln in Oct
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    wholesale funding displayed mixed trends in October. Specifically, the gross value of the collateral

    4%

  8. Piraeus Bank posts net profits of 31 mln in Q3, records improved asset quality trends
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    EconomyBanking

    posted a similar rise to 16.7 percent. The bank’s tangible book value stood at 7.7 billion in Q3, while

    4%

  9. Eurobank records net profits of 85 mln in Q3, updates on NPE reduction targets
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    is trading 0.22x its Q3 tangible book value per share of 2.49 euros.

    4%

  10. Current account surplus widens to 1 bln in September
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    , the goods’ deficit grew largely on higher value of imports, while the corresponding exports were kept

    4%