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  1. Greek deposits inch up in July, reaching 163.22 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    million. Following July data, the year to date flow remains negative at 338 million euros, mainly... of outflows in these two sectors was posted in January and July and was mainly due to the payment of tax... billion euros in the 7-month period. This mainly stems from the replacement of ECB funding by interbank

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  2. WEF report highlights weakness of Greek institutions and challenges of recovery

    Economy

    (71st from 127th). The latter mainly results from developments in the labor market that have been.... These mainly involve a weak performance of institutions, which rank low in terms of government efficiency (129th), while financial market ranking (130th) has not yet recovered. The latter is mainly

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  3. Value of HFSF participation in Greek banks falls to 17 billion
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    EconomyBanking

    posted in Q1. The revaluation loss of 3.5 billion in H1 mainly stems from unrealized losses of 2.64... noted that the recovery value mainly incorporates the current value of HFSF shareholdings in banks.... In contrast, the difference of current equity to capital mainly reflects a loss of 11.3 billion euros

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  4. August sees third Greek C/A surplus in a row, reaching 1.82 bln
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of Greece (BoG). The significant improvement mainly reflects an increase in the services’ surplus by 425... in the services’ surplus by 17.4 percent is mainly owed to higher net travel receipts followed by hiking net... outflow of 4.9 billion, mainly reflecting a decrease in non-resident’s investment in Greek

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  5. Greek retail turnover advanced for the third straight month, 4.5 pct in August

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    positive reading since June 2010. The stronger growth in August mainly reflects a double-digit rise... (MoM), while the respective volume figure also increased by 5.7 percent. The MoM evolution mainly... turnover plunged 21 percent, mainly reflecting a nosedive in excess of the 40-percent mark

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  6. Eurobank reports loss of 186.6 mln in Q3
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    EconomyBanking

    (NIM) improved by 4 basis points (bps) QoQ to 2.04 percent mainly stemming from the Greek.... Gross loans remained stable in Q3 at 51.8 billion, however they rose by 0.2 billion in Greece mainly... I (CET1) ratio fell to 16.1 percent in Q3 from 17 percent in the previous quarter, mainly due

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  7. Greek banks' Eurosystem funding rises by 1.28 bln in October after five-month fall

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    this year was mainly evident after their capital increases of 8.3 billion euros and is also attributed... and EFSF bonds, mainly received by Greek banks in exchange for HFSF participation in their capital... to the replacement of ECB funding mainly by interbank lending within 2014. The latest Finance Ministry

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  8. Primary surplus narrows to 2.4 bln in October as revenues miss target

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    remains 356 million better than target. The overperformance is mainly attributed to lower primary... percent to 40.4 billion euros, 899 million short of the target, mainly due to the October shortfall. According to the MoF, this is mainly attributed to taxpayers delaying their payments waiting

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  9. Greek public debt at 321.7 bln in Q3, average weighted maturity at 16.5 years

    Economy

    Support Mechanism (FSM) loans (by 414 million). The change in bonds and short-term notes mainly... bond (742 million from 1.5 billion matured in August). The movement in FSM loans mainly stems from... billion) - mainly the Hellenic Railways Organisation (OSE) (6 billion) and Attiko Metro (2.2 billion

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  10. Greek GDP up 0.7 pct in Q3 for third straight quarter of growth
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    than 70 percent of GDP and has declined by more than 24 percent since 2008, mainly reflecting... percent. The continued strong rebound in exports of services is mainly attributed to buoyant tourism... in 2015, which mainly assumes a turnaround in investments (+11.7 percent) coupled with a further rise

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