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After unveiling growth plan, Athens has fourth review loose ends to tackle
EconomyProgrammeEurogroup, where Athens hopes that the debt relief and post-programme surveillance issues will also
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Coalition picks out positives from lenders' deal, clashes over political violence
PoliticsGreek Politicsthere will be an agreement on debt relief in time for the June 21 Eurogroup, regardless of whether
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Growth strategy sets out reform targets, broad policies for post-MoU era
EconomyProgrammeGreek Parliament debated on Wednesday the holistic growth strategy compiled by the government as part of the commitments it had agreed at last summer’s Eurogroup, when the second review was concluded. The aim of the plan, which is set out over 106 pages, is to act as a policy compass in the post
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Multi-bill and MTFS heading to Parliament for conclusion of fourth review
EconomyProgrammeof the Eurogroup when Athens and the institutions are hoping to seal an agreement on the conclusion of the third
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What the ECB did next - a tale from another crisis
Agorato the demands of the Eurogroup, leaving Troika bailouts as the only adequate source of government
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Name settlement triggers intense political battle
PoliticsGreek Politicson Greece’s programme exit at the June 21 Eurogroup in jeopardy. If the conservatives submit
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Mitsotakis calls for no-confidence vote, hoping to exert more pressure on coalition
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat New Democracy would attempt to halt the process, thereby putting the June 21 Eurogroup in doubt
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Quasi-statesmanship and political gymnastics
Agoraunder consideration was publicly set out after a Eurogroup meeting in June 2017. Apart from
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Lenders set out post-MoU framework with aim of securing reforms
EconomyProgrammeDetails of the post-programme framework that is set to be agreed at Thursday’s Eurogroup, ensuring that Greece meets its fiscal and reform targets in the future, have been published. Reports in Kathimerini and Bloomberg set out the details how the enhanced surveillance will be structured and what
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The race to reduce Greece's bad loans
EconomyBankingAhead of this week’s Eurogroup, the bad loans plaguing Greece’s banks are once again coming into focus. It was reported by Naftemporiki newspaper this week that the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) is anticipated to request a faster rate of dealing with non-performing loans (NPLs). Specifically
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