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Greek stocks rise 2.7 pct during week as bailout agreement nears
EconomyThe Greek stock market traded sideways until Friday when it climbed 2.8 percent on improved sentiment from a positive outcome of Eurogroup meeting next week. Overall, Greek stocks headed north for the third straight week with gains of 2.7 percent this week. The government tabled in Parliament
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Tsipras sails through multi-bill vote, looks to disbursement and debt relief
PoliticsGreek Politicswould be put on hold until the end of the year and efforts would be made to find equivalent
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Lenders agree new loan disbursement, piecemeal approach to debt relief
PoliticsGreek Politicsthree different time horizons, short-term (until the end of the programme), medium-term
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Coalition ministers, MPs wrestle with implications of Eurogroup agreement
PoliticsGreek Politicsa discount until now. He was beaten to it, though, by Defence Minister Panos Kammenos, who leads
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Government faces tight schedule for amendments to bailout legislation
EconomyProgrammeloans (NPLs) with state guarantees, which are exempted from sale until the end of 2017, according
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Reshuffle speculation mounts as offshore law sparks new political row
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat it could be delayed until the autumn to allow the government to catch its breath and perhaps feel
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Putin visit highlights potential, but also limitations, of Greece-Russia ties
PoliticsForeign Policythe joint press conference the two men held in Athens, Tsipras stated: “we will contribute until the point
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Greek stocks rebound 1.9 pct during week
Economypostponed on Thursday its decision on the reinstatement of the waiver for Greek banks until the next loan
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Car sales surge for second straight month, rising by 33 pct in May
EconomyMacroeconomyto the extension until the end of May of the deadline for the benefit from old car withdrawal
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Greek stocks down 4.6 pct during week after Friday’s sell-off
Economyof the first programme review. The market traded sideways until Thursday, but slumped 4.2 percent
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