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  1. Greece leads way in cutting spending on healthcare, finds OECD
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    highlights another area of concern. “There are also indications that Greece’s infant mortality rate

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  2. Greek deposits slip in October as credit also contracts by 3.9 pct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    – including euro and non-euro area residents – dropped by 1.22 billion or 0.6 percent mom at 190.71

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  3. Europe missed an opportunity on banking union
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    members of the euro area. A year and a half later, an agreement was reached in principle in Brussels

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  4. Deposits edged up in Nov but credit contraction was close to 4 pct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    million. Furthermore, total deposits – including euro and non-euro area residents – marginally rose

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  5. Greece could still leave euro, says Simitis, PM who engineered entry
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    -led government could risk Greece’s place in the euro area.

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  6. Greece takes on EU presidency and some significant challenges with it
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    will not attempt to focus on issues that could benefit Greece. One area of particular interest

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  7. Building activity posts first rise in 20 months but overall picture grim

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    Greek building activity (as measured by the number of building permits) rose by 4.1 percent year-on-year (yoy) in October for the first time since February 2012, according to the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT). The respective surface area number recorded a modest 1 percent increase, while

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  8. Deposits up again in December but credit contraction continues apace

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of 12.76 billion recorded in 2012. Total deposits – including euro and non-euro area residents

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  9. What lies at the heart of differences over Greek banks' capital needs?
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    Economy

    . Another grey area is also the handling of restructured loans, particularly regarding their ability

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  10. Greece’s return to capital markets: Why not try a diaspora bond first?
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    of them are even members of the euro area. A diaspora bond issued by a sovereign specifically to its

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