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  1. No certainties for Athens before Eurogroup as lenders try for debt deal
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    as the IMF does not see the Greek economy growing by more than 1.5 percent a year in the medium-term

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  2. Alpha Bank posts net profits of 48.1 mln in Q1, Greek NPE formation turns slightly negative on write-offs
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    liquidity in South Eastern Europe (SEE). The bank also noted that Central Bank funding dropped further

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  3. Tsipras readjusts expectations for crucial Eurogroup
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    on sustainable terms,” the Greek premier said. His comments can be interpreted in two ways. Some see

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  4. Tsipras tackles two fronts as debt talks continue
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    . Kathimerini reported over the weekend that a so-called Plan B is under consideration, which would see

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  5. Stocks edge down 0.6 pct this week amid soft volumes
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    The Greek stock market edged down 0.6 percent this week amid subdued trading activity as investors adopted a wait-and-see stance due to a lack of meaningful developments ahead of next Thursday’s Eurogroup. The Athens Stock Exchange general index fell by 1.6 percent in the first two sessions

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  6. Athens banks on French support for debt relief and growth
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    compromise proposal that would see debt relief for Greece linked to the economy’s growth rates over

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  7. Greece as an energy hub: Reality or wishful thinking?
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    , and any knocks to the current macroeconomic makeup of the country could see interest in energy exploration

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  8. Greece gets bigger tranche from Eurogroup but Tsipras misses other key targets
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    Thursday’s Eurogroup in Luxembourg ended in an agreement that will see Greece receive another 8.5 billion euros in loans but fell short of giving the International Monetary Fund the clarity it wanted on debt relief measures in order to immediately join the Greek programme with new funding. Greece’s

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  9. Newsletter 121 - 02/06/2017

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    be interpreted in two ways. Some see it as a ramping up of pressure on the creditors to tweak the proposal tabled

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  10. Eurogroup doesn't end in tie for Tsipras
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    premier will have to show more wisdom and sense to see this process through. *You can follow Nick

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