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  1. Tsipras wins vote on 3rd bailout but loses more MPs, raising probability of snap polls
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    and Athens has covered the 3.2-billion-euro bond held by the European Central Bank, which matures

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  2. Eurogroup approves 3rd bailout for Greece but expects swift, extensive action
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    ’s 7.2-billion-euro bridge loan, the 3.2-billion-euro bond held by the European Central Bank, debt

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  3. Rebound of 9.38 pct on Tuesday almost erases Monday's Greek stock losses

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    the central bank of China cut interest rates and lowered banks’ reserve amounts. The Athens Stock

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  4. SYRIZA buffeting continues as parties get set for official start of election race

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    of SYRIZA's central committee - all belonging to the Left Platform faction that forms the basis of Popular

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  5. Tsipras hints at post-election scenario of grand coalition, without him as PM

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    – perhaps a figure similar to former central banker Lucas Papademos who headed the interim government

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  6. Newsletter 40 - 28/08/2015

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    of these elections in Greece. Rebuilding trust with the European Commission in Brussels, the European Central Bank

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  7. Greek stocks almost unchanged at end of roller coaster week

    Economy

    economic slowdown. The latter was reversed as of Tuesday after the Central Bank of China cut interest

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  8. TINA politics and the Greek elections
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    Agora

    Central Bank in Frankfurt and with numerous finance ministers in the Eurogroup is a work in progress after

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  9. Unemployment rate edged up to 25.2 pct in June

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    was recorded in Thessaly-Central Greece at 27.1 percent and the lowest in the Aegean at 18.4 percent

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  10. Newsletter 42 - 11/09/2015

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    by the European Central Bank (ECB) for the first time – that will determine the capital needs of Greek

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