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Eurobank net profits at 34.5 mln in Q1
EconomyBankingfall in as many quarters. In the small business loans sector, NPE formation stood at -55 million
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Tsipras waits on name issue and debt talks, Mitsotakis pledges tax cuts for tourism
PoliticsGreek Politicsto Tsipras as it might not provide the trigger for bond yields to fall and would allow New Democracy
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NBG makes profit of 20 mln in Q1, NPE stock falls again
EconomyBankingthe previous quarter’s decline of 700 million. The current quarter’s fall reflects write-offs of 700
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The first cut is the deepest? Greek pension reforms in context
EconomyFeaturesdeclines, so a higher percentage pensioners would fall below the 2009 poverty threshold, as would
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Bond difficulties put a dent in coalition's exit plans
PoliticsGreek Politicssensing that the debt relief package which Greece’s lenders are due to put forward is likely to fall
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New overdue taxes rise by 599 mln in April, total stock continues to grow
EconomyMacroeconomyand local governments. However, the total fall in legacy arrears was exactly offset by the rise
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Despite debt deal likely falling short, IMF to retain a role in Greece
EconomyProgrammeon Thursday. It is expected that Greece’s primary surplus target will fall to around 2 percent of GDP
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Wages index rises by 2 pct in Q1 and 4.9 pct YoY
EconomyMacroeconomyto a range of labour market reforms which resulted in a fall in minimum wages, voluntary cuts
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Budget primary surplus at 1.54 bln in May on revenue rise, sharp investment underspend
EconomyMacroeconomyeuros. Interest payments continued to fall YoY, declining by 24.1 percent to 2.34 billion, under
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Multi-bill passed, sub-tranche released but debt relief expectations dwindling
EconomyProgrammeExpectations for the debt relief package that may be agreed at next week’s Eurogroup are being kept low and the interventions that are due to be announced look set to fall below the bar set by the Greek government. All the attention of Greece and its lenders is shifting towards the debt relief
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