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Greece to pay IMF but concluding negotiations will be a tougher task
PoliticsGreek Politicsa crucial T-Bill issue on Wednesday. With funds become scarcer, it seems likely that the government
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General gov't cash surplus sees large contraction in Jan-Feb, arrears edge up
EconomyMacroeconomyFebruary. T-Bills rose marginally by 53 million MoM to 14.77 billion accounting for 4.7 percent of total
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Greek Eurosystem funding up by 2.9 bln in March, reaches total of 107.1 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyprimarily involves pillar II bonds (at 47 billion at the end of February) as well as pillar II bonds, T
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Greek women having children later, young people taking longer to fly the family coop
Societyand western countries where cohabitaion without any legal structure is more common. Even if they don’t
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What higher ECB haircuts on collateral could mean for Greek banks' liquidity
Economyof around 10 percent for T-Bills, to 20-30 percent for pillar II and III bonds, and up to 50-55
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Tsipras upbeat about funding deal but also mulls referendum in case of impasse
PoliticsGreek Politicsin the way of Greek banks increasing their T-Bill holdings above 9 billion euros, to 15 billion euros
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China-Greece: One belt, one road?
Agorathe rather unusual step of buying T-Bills of a eurozone member state. The initial financial
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Newsletter 25 - 08/05/2015
by the IMF because of the public holiday. The second transaction was the rollover of 6-month T-Bills
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General gov't primary surplus halves in Q1, arrears and guarantees jump
EconomyMacroeconomy. At the end of March, T-Bills stood at 14.95 billion making up 4.8 percent of total debt, bonds
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Eurobank posts loss of 94.4 mln in Q1 as NPLs, Eurosystem funding rise
EconomyMacroeconomyshowed it contains pillar II bonds of 13.7 billion, credit claims of 8.7 billion, pillar III bonds, T
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