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  1. IMF's Article IV conclusion outlines progress and remaining risks on road to recovery
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    fatigue could weigh down growth. On the debt front, the Eurogroup agreement last Thursday improved

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  2. No bounce for Tsipras in poll as cracks appear in centre-left
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    at the June 21 Eurogroup: 57 percent had a negative view, while 25 percent felt positive about the measures

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  3. S&P: Greek covered and securitised bonds rated investment grade for first time since 2011
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    rating to ‘B+’ from ‘B’ after Greece’s positive Eurogroup meeting. Referring to the deal reached

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  4. IMF sets date for Article IV and DSA as markets mull Greek bonds
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    and the debt relief package agreed at last month’s Eurogroup. Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos

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  5. New Democracy fires back at Tsipras over corruption allegations
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    in determining how they will vote at the next elections. Regarding the recent Eurogroup agreement on debt relief

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  6. Newsletter 172 -27/07/2018

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    month in response to the June 21 Eurogroup decision and the conclusion of the third programme, S&P kept

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  7. IMF voices concerns over long-term debt, sees more relief being needed
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    In the report of the Article IV consultation with Greece, the International Monterary Fund (IMF) updated its Debt Sustainability Analysis (DSA) to incorporate the debt relief measures that were agreed by the Eurogroup in June. The Fund reiterates its long-held view that the agreement to extend

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  8. Growth conditions improving but more work needed over longer term, PBO suggests
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    at the Eurogroup meeting of June 22, 2018 was also acknowledged as a positive step. However, concerns

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  9. Are you not entertained?
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    Agora

    The tone of the day is celebratory for some. After eight years, myriad Eurogroup meetings that lasted until the early morning hours and hundreds of billion euros in loans, the eurozone is probably happy that it doesn’t have to spend any more time, energy and money on this small country

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  10. No final word on pension cuts as lenders prepare for return to Athens next week
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    for the Eurogroup meeting in Vienna. It is still not clear that there is across-the-board support

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