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  1. S&P upgrades Greece one notch to B, sees growth in 2015

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    at around 43 billion euros (19 percent of GDP) until the end of 2015. S&P expects 20 billion

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  2. Samaras hopes for Merkel fillip as gloom grips Greek coalition

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    than wait until March and be forced to hold them after suffering a damaging defeat in Parliament

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  3. European Commission sees some progress in Greece's market reforms
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    case, the EC notes that the reforms implemented until 2012 probably lacked ambition. The EC

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  4. Samaras plots early bailout exit, plays down debt relief as Merkel remains tight-lipped
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    the International Monetary Fund. The payments from the IMF are due to run until Q1 of 2016, with Greece set

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  5. Greek deposits up 0.6 pct to 164.23 bln in August, which sees year's highest inflows

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    been posted until then. Although deposit flow is slightly positive so far in 2014, the reliance

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  6. Poor poll figures leave Samaras in quandary over next move
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    of Greece's most prominent polling companies, working with Kathimerini newspaper and Skai TV until

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  7. ECB plans for ABS, covered bonds purchases leaves doubts for Greek banks
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    The European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi confirmed in a press conference on Thursday that assset-backed Securities (ABSs) and covered bonds from Greece and Cyprus, which until now have not been eligible as collateral with the Frankfurt-based lender, will now be "subject to specific

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  8. Deflation rises again in Greece: CPI down by 0.8 pct in September

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    of the summer sales period, which started in mid-July and lasted until the end of August. Clothing

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  9. Confidence vote debate sets tone for Greek political clashes to come
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    New Democracy and SYRIZA started the confidence vote as they mean to continue until Friday night’s ballot, launching full-scale attacks on each other and setting the political agenda for the weeks to come. Due to Prime Minister Antonis Samaras’s absence, Health Minister Makis Voridis started

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  10. Greek disposable income continues its slide in Q2, reached 29 pct during crisis

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    the period as of Q1 2006, due to lack of data concerning general government sector until Q4 2005

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