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  1. Newsletter 281 -22/01/2021

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    of 988 million euros compared to a deficit of 242 million last year. The overall cash balance came

    7%
  2. NBG posts net loss of 423 mln in Q4; profit of 38 mln in 2020
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    in Q4 with a cost of risk of 242 bps. During 2020, loan impairments amounted to 1.07 billion. NBG’s

    7%
  3. July travel surplus of 2.14 bln affirms comeback for tourism sector

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    to 419.5 million, which took the overall travel balance to 2.96 billion, reflecting a rise of 242

    7%
  4. Central government reports 853-mln primary cash surplus in Feb as spending is contained YoY
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    came to a deficit of 242 million euros compared to a deficit of 65 million in February last year. Over

    7%
  5. Piraeus Bank posts 721 mln profit in 9M, NII up to 1.47 bln
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    at 242 percent. Net loans came to 35.82 billion euros. Eurosystem funding stayed at 5.5 billion

    7%
  6. Fitch upgrades Greek credit rating to B with stable outlook

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    deposits via repo transactions and the unused portion of the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund (HFSF

    7%
  7. Newsletter 7 - 12/12/2014

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    that the HFSF capital buffer – the unused amount of the fund’s total capital of 49.7 billion that has

    7%
  8. Where did all the money go?
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    Agora

    , resolutions and the restructuring of the banking sector. An amount of 11.6 billion remains unused

    7%
  9. Greece's fiscal, debt and funding goals as set out at Eurogroup

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    of the unused HFSF resources. Varoufakis said that payments to the IMF as well as to the ECB and other

    7%
  10. Greece and eurozone reach tentative deal, much undecided
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    3-pillar programme, while the government recently indicated that a part of those unused funds would

    7%