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  1. Newsletter 43 - 18/09/2015

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    days of the campaign. In contrast, New Democracy is seen having rallied to more than 90 percent

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  2. Cash primary surplus improves by 32.4 pct to 3.07 bln on revenue boost in August

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ’ reported figures, we get a higher improvement in the adjusted primary cash surplus of more than 90 percent

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  3. Newsletter 49 - 30/10/2015

    Newsletters

    (KYSOIP) said that almost 90 percent of the actions, the deadline for which was mid-October, had been

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  4. Newsletter 53 - 27/11/2015

    Newsletters

    losses to more than 90 percent over the past three months. As a result, the four core banks’ market value

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  5. Greek teachers low paid, but work shorter hours in smaller classes
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    90 percent in Ireland. In a worrying trend, the report found that almost half (49 percent) of Greece

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  6. Greek stocks down by 4.8 pct during week for third straight fall

    Economy

    Global Standard Indices with an increase in the foreign inclusion factor (FIF) to 90 (from 35) and to 85

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  7. Multi-bill tabled in Parliament, paves way for sale of NPLs

    EconomyProgramme

    if it is in arrears for more than 90 days. NPL sales are allowed only for large corporate loans

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  8. Greece close to agreement that would unlock sale of Astir Vouliagmenis

    Economy

    of 400 million. This would correspond to a 90 percent stake of the new Astir entity after

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  9. The pension and revenue interventions Greece has to make to meet its 2016 fiscal target
    Photo via Greek Finance Ministry

    EconomyProgramme

    ) and other interventions (90 million) without detailing the measures that would result to the targeted

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  10. Unpaid social security contributions almost reach 15 bln

    Macroeconomy

    at the end of September. More than 90 percent of that stemmed from IKA debtors and 8.5 percent from OAEE

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