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The first cut is the deepest? Greek pension reforms in context
EconomyFeaturesIt is 5:59am on a Sunday morning. The host of the morning talk show, a man of near-pensionable age – a look he has affected for well over a decade – adopts an alarmed look. The caption screams “NEW PENSIONS MASSACRE”. Projected on the backdrop, a dense table of numbers several columns wide defies
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Despite debt deal likely falling short, IMF to retain a role in Greece
EconomyProgrammeGermany is thought to be comfortable with) but will be reduced by 2 years for each 5 billion euros
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Unemployment rate stable at 21.2 pct in Q1
EconomyMacroeconomyof 5 pp to 55.2 percent. This was followed by those aged 25-29, where unemployment fell by 2.5 pp
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Primary cash surplus at 6.4 bln in year to date, expenditure rises during May
EconomyMacroeconomycame to 16.10 billion euros, very slightly over target by 5 million. Net revenues came to 17.32
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The race to reduce Greece's bad loans
EconomyBankingand unsecured overdrafts which have not been serviced for around 5 years, coming to a total of 1 billion
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Newsletter 168 -29/06/2018
. Primary expenditure stood at 16.10 billion euros, above target by a slight 5 million euros. Net
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Piraeus enters agreement for sale of 2.2 bln loan portfolio
EconomyBanking. The consideration of the transaction equals 5 percent of the 1 billion outstanding principal amount
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Draghi sets out QE obstacles facing Greece
EconomyProgramme) route of Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA). Greek banks currently borrow around 5 billion euros
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Budget primary surplus at 617 mln in June as expenditure continues to fall below target
EconomyMacroeconomytheir target by 5 million. For the same period last year, privatisation proceeds had reached 963
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Greeks seen working longer, until July 18, to meet annual tax bill
Society5, 31 days earlier than in 2010 (August 6). Hungarian workers have seen their real net pay increase
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