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  1. What next Greece?
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    It is easier to write down big questions on Greece’s future; harder to answer them: (1) Will Syriza win with an overall majority? (2) Will a new programme be agreed in time? (3) To what extent will it stay on track? (4) How much additional debt relief and financing will the Troika give to Greece

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  2. First signs from new Greek government point to awkward meetings with lenders
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    . The previous coalition government had legislated last summer: 1) The split and sale of a 30 percent

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  3. Greek market jitters evident as investors dump shares and bonds
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    by almost 1 pp to 10.64 percent and reaching the same levels as early January.

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  4. Greek economic sentiment down in January but consumer confidence rises
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    to -1, its lowest reading since September 2014. The high volatility in the construction confidence

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  5. Greek retail turnover index down 1.6 pct in November
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to -49.3 in January. However, retail trade indicator fell by 5.7 points to -1, its lowest level since

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  6. Parliament's budget office warns government to move quickly

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    outlined a set of objectives for the upcoming negotiations: 1) Greece to remain in the eurozone 2

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  7. What are Greek coalition's plans for privatisation programme?
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    separate projects: 1) The split and sale of a 30 percent stake in PPC capacity and client base

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  8. ECB refuses Greek government bonds as collateral: What does it mean?
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    (at the end of September) would no longer be eligible for ECB funding as of March 1 following a previous ECB

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  9. What are the implications of the ECB's decision for Greek banks?
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    , state-guaranteed bank bonds (pillar II) would not be ECB-eligible as of March 1. The cash value of those

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  10. Commission sees political uncertainty hurting recovery, growth reaching 2.5 pct in 2015

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    somewhat weaker in 2014 and stronger in 2015 mainly attributed to SMP profits of 1 percent of GDP, which

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