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Newsletter 67 - 18/03/2016
as well as a jump in loan provisions. Core pre-provision income (PPI) improved by 6 percent quarter
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Greece seeks to finalise 1 pct of GDP in new tax measures to close review
EconomyMacroeconomy, with targeted revenues of 100 million. 6) Increase in the car registration tax, which is not expected
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EU and IMF bailout drafts confirm conditionality as well as differences on primary surplus
EconomyProgrammeand for entertainment services books and periodicals from 6 to 13 percent. In contrast, the IMF
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Pension and income tax reform bill sets out 4.4 bln in new measures
EconomyProgrammemillion. 5) No increase in pensions in 2018 – 187 million. 6) Lower pensions for surviving relatives
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Hopes of swift deal on contingent measures doused by technical, political complications
PoliticsGreek Politicsare due to complete their review of the bill by Friday, May 6, allowing the draft legislation
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Industrial production falls at faster pace of 4 pct in March
EconomyMacroeconomypercent), energy (-9.7 percent) and consumer durables (-6 percent). In contrast, production
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Greek stocks jump 2.8 pct during week on improved market sentiment
Economy. Viohalco and Athens Water (EYDAP) followed, posting gains of 6.7 and 6 percent respectively
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Privatisation chief hopeful of reaching 2016, 2018 targets as several sales near conclusion
Economyfor privatisation revenues of 6 billion by 2018 can also be achieved. According to a draft supplementary
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IMF sets out stall ahead of crucial Eurogroup by proposing immediate debt relief
EconomyProgramme) Payment deferrals that would arise from extending the grace periods by 6 years for ESM loans
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A Eurogroup deal that might be hard to stomach
Agoraof 6 years for ESM loans, and 17 to 20 years for EFSF and GLF loans. Further, it called
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