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  1. Newsletter 330 - 04/03/2022

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    translate into the ECB keeping monetary policy accommodative and fiscal laxity could stay in place

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  2. IMF urges caution on public finances
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    Economy

    that Greece managed to weather the pandemic, thanks to a strong fiscal response, supportive monetary policy

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  3. Imminent end for enhanced surveillance offers boost to beleaguered govt
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to the International Monetary Fund for the loans Greece received as part of the bailouts. When Finance

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  4. Newsletter 335 - 15/04/2022

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    that monetary policy will get normalised in the coming months, all asset purchases will cease in the third

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  5. IMF trims 1 point off 2022 growth, makes major revision to inflation forecast
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    The International Monetary Fund (IMF) released its latest global macro and fiscal estimates in the context of the spring meetings currently held in Washington, capturing the impact of inflation on growth. Specifically for Greece, growth for this year was revised down by just over one percentage

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  6. PM eyes pre-election prize as enhanced surveillance draws to conclusion
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    and repaying the International Monetary Fund loans ahead of schedule. Mitsotakis underlined that all three

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  7. Newsletter 343 - 24/06/2022

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    cutsBy prepaying its remaining obligations to the International Monetary Fund on April 4, Greece

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  8. BoG revises growth forecast down to 3.2 pct amid growing uncertainty
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    The uncertain times across the global economy were captured in the latest monetary policy report by the Bank of Greece, which revised down its Greek growth forecast to 3.2 pct for 2022, from the 3.8 pct expected in April. The BoG forecasts reflect higher uncertainty, weaker growth and a rise

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  9. Newsletter 346 - 15/07/2022

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    uncertainty, and tighter monetary policy conditions.MacroeconomyCharts of the weekCar sales The growth

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  10. Moody's, DBRS keep ratings unchanged, leave no doubt that fiscal prudence is key for next moves

    Economy

    liquidity as the ECB withdraws in monetary support. Moody’s also notes that despite the favourable fiscal

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