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  1. Is the Greek coalition about to cry over fresh milk?
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    terms until a few weeks ago.

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  2. No victory, just plenty of misery

    Agora

    disregards the fact that until July 2012, and the famous “whatever it takes” from European Central Bank

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  3. Eurogroup clears next bailout tranches for Greece, sets new goals

    EconomyProgramme

    also “recalled their commitment to provide adequate support until Greece regains market access

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  4. Resignation of PM's aide poses grave questions for coalition, institutions

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    in the coalition. The government is likely to find a way to muddle through until the May elections unless

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  5. Greece poised to build on investor sentiment with return to bond markets

    Economy

    but this appears to have been delayed until August. Improving market confidence was recently tested

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  6. Return to bond markets to buoy coalition, may leave SYRIZA floundering
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    as the debt reduction talks have been put off until after the European elections even though the primary

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  7. Greece enters second year of deflation as CPI falls 1.3 pct in March

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of the winter sales period that began in mid-January and lasted until the end of February. Prices

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  8. Why did Greece return to bond markets now? Was it the right decision?

    Economy

    of the bond. Given that Stournaras has indicated Greece is fully funded until March next year, the bond

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  9. Eurobank gears up for crucial but contentious capital increase

    EconomyBanking

    until 2017. Thus, the bank’s Basel III fully-loaded pro-forma CT1 of 10.6 would ease by 2.5

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  10. Who benefits from Greece’s return to the markets?
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    Agora

    is fully financed by its international creditors until end-2015 and now has renewed market access, it does

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