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  1. How will Trump's tariffs affect Greece?
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    Agora

    2026. With the actual tariff now at 15%, the impact may be significantly higher. UBS ranked Greece... received exemption status. However, competition among EU member states for such exemptions may undermine... markets. Currency fluctuations may offer partial relief, with a stronger US dollar mitigating tariff

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  2. Newsletter 507 - 05/06/2026

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    - and even then, the numbers may not add up. The government is also watching the potential entry of a new... that cap its longer‑term growth potential. We think these estimates may prove optimistic... Greece climbing further to 5% in May, from 4.6% previously, giving Greece the third‑highest rate

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  3. Newsletter 514 - 24/07/2026

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    elected under another party will not be accepted into ELAS, while those who resigned entirely may join...’s industrial turnover recorded another solid rise of 14.1 pct year-on-year (YoY) in May, though... account deficit narrowed in May to 960.2 million euros, from 1.39 billion euros in the previous month

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  4. How Greek banks could cut 2014 financing gap with a bond rollover
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    was completed in May 2009. The Greek state issued a special bond (ISIN GR0514017145), which was its contribution in kind for the preference shares it received from the banks. The bond was issued on May 21... law, should banks not repurchase the preference shares in 5 years (i.e. until May 2014), they would

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  5. The euro debate Greece is not having
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    You may be amongst those who are not convinced of the devastating effect that the policy mix and pace of fiscal contraction in Greece is having on society. If so, you may subscribe to the official... its involvement in the Greek program back in May 2010, the IMF includes the chart below, which shows

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  6. On Portugal, PSI and a national salvation pact

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    , you mean after the end of the bail out in May 17 and after the European Parliament Elections of end of May? From a timing standpoint, the longer Portugal waits to restructure its debt, the higher...”. Do you think the new European Parliament after May and the new European Commission could be more

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  7. Greece in danger of repeating familiar mistakes with Golden Dawn
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    Agora

    when local and European Parliament elections are held in May. At least that is what opinion polls have... shattered when Greece signed its first bailout in May 2010. Suddenly, governments were taking... 10 percent in opinion polls and if it manages to snatch a double digit percentage in May’s

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  8. Preparations for local elections expose SYRIZA weakness

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    SYRIZA stole a march on its political opponents recently by naming its candidates for May’s local... Democracy in May’s local and European Parliament polls, announced its list of 13 candidates for regional governorships last weekend. As is customary for local elections, which will be held on May 18

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  9. Buying time: The delayed crisis of democratic capitalism - a review
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    for Greece from May 2010 were based on forecasts that turned out to be far too optimistic. This form of mea... for the new European Parliament in May. One still wonders why this is only happening now, so late... be the orders of the day. The protests may be desperate, loud, display a makeshift air and be highly

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  10. Goalposts shift as European elections near and SYRIZA cements lead

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    into the local and European Parliament elections in May but New Democracy and PASOK’s anxiety is also... has revealed its concern about May’s result. The outcome of the European Parliament elections... create irreversible momentum for early elections. SYRIZA has already made it known that if May’s

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