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Bailout review resumes in Athens but substantial gap remains
PoliticsGreek Politicsfederations. 2) Do not agree with the recent proposal from the government for lower contributions
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Newsletter 48 - 23/10/2015
). Improvement mainly due to drop in goods and primary income deficits. 2 More old than new Tsipras fails to set
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First visit by quadriga to Athens leaves series of issues unresolved
EconomyProgrammethat the next sub-tranche of 2 billion euros would be disbursed by the end of October, his statements
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Credit contraction slows to 1.5 pct in Sept on marked drop in corporate loan deductions
EconomyMacroeconomyat 207 million with the 9-month figure close to 2 billion. The decline in consumer credit accelerated
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Greece and lenders far apart on foreclosures as housing NPLs keep rising
EconomyProgrammeGreece has to implement to qualify for the disbursement of the next sub-tranche of 2 billion.
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Coalition starts to feel backlash from latest round of measures
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe government is expected to unveil a second multi-bill on Thursday as it aims to catch up with the list of prior actions it needs to carry out to receive the next bailout tranche of 2 billion euros and then move on to the first review of the third bailout in November. The draft legislation
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This is what the ECB’s comprehensive assessment tells us about Greek banks
Agoraand residential real estate that showed additional NPEs of 2 billion each. Following the AQR, the NPE
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Eurobank presents 2.12 bln equity raising plan to cover capital needs
EconomyBankingsecurities exchanged at 100 percent of nominal value, 267 million to Tier 2 securities (at 80 percent
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EC sees milder Greek recession in 2015, debt ratio to climb to 200 pct in 2016
Economyof 2 percent in 2016, while a strong double-digit rebound of 14.7 percent in forecasted in 2017
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Trade deficit falls by markedly accelerating pace of 24.2 pct in Sept
EconomyMacroeconomyslipped by 2 percent and exports rose by 11.1 percent leading the respective trade deficit down by 15.5
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