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  1. Coalition caught between pleasing lenders and voters ahead of next troika review
    Photo by Harry van Versendaal

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to boost lenders’ capital adequacy. The rest could be used to cover the funding gap. The Greek

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  2. In third straight month of decline, industrial turnover falls 4.9 pct in May

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    groupings - energy and capital goods - showed a drop of 11 and 1.6 percent respectively. Turnover

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  3. Drop in Greek industrial production accelerates in June, falling by 6.7 pct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    -durables (down 8 percent). On the flipside, capital goods rose by a mere 0.8 percent

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  4. Settling rising private debt? The IMF has some ideas

    Economy

    on wealth and consumption. · Banks’ lending will also suffer as rising NPLs erode the banks’ capital

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  5. Don't let the facts get in the way of "Argentinology"
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    Agora

    Aires’s trade flows. Combined with other shocks that effectively dried up the flow of capital

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  6. End of troika in Greece would create new challenges for coalition

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    that Prime Minister Antonis Samaras and his team believe they can gain political capital by declaring

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  7. The tarnished legacy that will haunt the Athens Olympics

    Agora

    , roads and airport – that Athens desperately needed. This is a legacy that the Greek capital still

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  8. Industrial turnover rebounds by 10.5 pct in June after three months of decline

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    -durables and capital goods decreased by 1.8 and 1.2 percent respectively. The more detailed breakdown

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  9. Eurobank reports net loss of 301.1 mln in Q2
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    EconomyBanking

    -wide AQR and stress tests, the bank has a capital buffer of 4 and 5 billion euros under the base

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  10. MacroPolis is taking the next step
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    Agora

    , the country’s return to bond markets and Greek banks’ capital increases. We provided analysis on regular

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