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Newsletter 119 - 19/05/2017
Angela Merkel on Tuesday. Following the phone call with Merkel, the Greek government suggested
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Piraeus Bank records net losses of 6 mln in Q1, further reduction in NPE stock
EconomyBankingthe conference call, management appeared optimistic that the end-2017 NPE and NPL reduction targets
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Athens seeks clarification from UN envoy as Cyprus talks head for dead-end
PoliticsForeign Policystatement last Friday. Following this, Foreign Minister Nikos Kotzias made a telephone call to Eide
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Lenders provide words of support and warning regarding debt talks
PoliticsGreek PoliticsMinister Euclid Tsakalotos repeated his call for the eurozone and the International Monetary Fund
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Tsipras tackles two fronts as debt talks continue
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe argument of those within SYRIZA who thought it would have been better for Tsipras to call snap
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Expectations for deal on Thursday rise as Athens tempers own
PoliticsGreek PoliticsAn agreement at Thursday’s Eurogroup seems the most likely outcome even though Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras repeated his warning on Tuesday that he would take the matter to the European Council a week later if there is no deal. Tsipras reiterated the warning in a phone call with EU Council
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Newsletter 121 - 02/06/2017
at an Economist conference in Frankfurt on Wednesday, Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos repeated his call
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May is the cruelest month
AgoraPrime Minister to pull a ‘Tsipras’ and call a snap election. She was hoping to capitalise
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Some relief for coalition but bold claims about programme exit a concern
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe week ends with the government resolving two of the political headaches that troubled it over the past few days and with Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras in a confident mood about Greece’s prospects for returning to the bond markets. The municipal workers’ union POE-OTA decided on Thursday to call
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BoG revises GDP forecast, stresses debt restructuring and reforms in monetary policy report
EconomyMacroeconomyrepeated its call for debt relief, saying that this would facilitate Greece’s return to the markets
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