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  1. Greece sees travel receipts rise again in July to reach 2.74 bln
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    the respective 7-month figure down 5.6 percent to 617 euros. Arrivals from all key countries displayed

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  2. Greek deposits up 0.6 pct to 164.23 bln in August, which sees year's highest inflows

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    monthly reading for this year. It is the first time since December 2012 that all three key categories

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  3. Value of HFSF participation in Greek banks falls to 17 billion
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    after the outcome of the EU-wide stress tests. HFSF’s report stresses that the next key challenge

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  4. Troika review begins with fiscal targets and tax breaks in focus
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    is beginning to slack as it approaches the end of the EAP. A key issue for 2015 is the fiscal gap, which

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  5. Greek time deposit rates fall further in August

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    in the euro area. In the key household lending categories, the rate in housing loans fell marginally below

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  6. Primary surplus inches up to 2.9 pct in Greece's 2015 draft budget
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    as well as the recently rumored 1.7 percent. Regarding Greece’s lenders stance on the key figures

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  7. IMF lowers medium-term forecasts for Greek debt, 2014 financing needs

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    The International Monetary Fund has provided updated forecasts on the key Greek macro and fiscal figures in its latest World Economic Outlook (WEO) and Fiscal Monitor (FM) reports. Expectations for GDP growth remained unchanged at 0.6 and 2.9 percent for 2014 and 2015 respectively, in line

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  8. Greece's biggest problem? Society's lack of openness
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    Agora

    . As has been confirmed by numerous key players since then, the formation of a coalition government

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  9. ECB set to provide extra liquidity to Greek banks but capital needs remain an issue
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    In its latest comment on Greek banks, Fitch noted that they remain burdened by a large stock of non-performing loans (NPLs), despite capital enhancement and progress with their restructuring plans. On the key issue of the European Central Bank’s comprehensive assessment, Fitch said the process

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  10. Greece said to eye exit plan with precautionary support but no new MoU
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    of relationship with Greece’s European lenders. The key elements of this plan B are reported

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