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  1. Greek bond yields at post-PSI high as Athens bourse continues plunge

    Economy

    over the past four weeks. From the non-financial stocks, OPAP and the Hellenic Telecom Organisation

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  2. SYRIZA's poll lead consistent but parliamentary majority elusive
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    indicate that the leftists are set for a victory in less than two weeks. Another common feature

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  3. Funding needs take centre stage in row between New Democracy and SYRIZA

    Economy

    into account the deposit outflows during the past few weeks and those collateral constraints

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  4. Undecided voters could still decide crucial aspects of Greek elections
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    that there was a ban on opinion polls in the final two weeks of the campaign in previous elections so

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  5. Golden Dawn: Forgotten but not gone
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    weeks. This is in stark contrast to the elections campaigns of 2012 when Golden Dawn's leader Nikos

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  6. The demand for Greek debt relief: Is the cart being put before the horse?

    Agora

    and political provenances have weighed into this debate in the course of recent weeks. Without

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  7. Moody's explains why it sees SYRIZA win as credit negative

    Economy

    on March 27. Two weeks earlier, on March 13, S&P plans to release its own sovereign review. Note

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  8. Greek stocks recover some losses after turbulent start to week

    Economy

    contact with Greece over the coming weeks. These developments will give a clearer picture

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  9. The state of play with Greek banks' liquidity
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    Economy

    The ECB is expected to decide on Wednesday, February 4, on the extension for another 2 weeks of Greek banks’ access to Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) funding. The request submitted by the Bank of Greece (BoG) was initially approved on January 21 for a 2-week period, i.e. until the next ECB

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  10. ECB refuses Greek government bonds as collateral: What does it mean?
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    Economy

    decision in March 2013. Thus, today’s decision only brings forward the non-eligibility for 4 weeks

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