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  1. Eurozone set to give next govt until Sept to address fiscal issues

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    on May 26 would have a fiscal impact of 1.1 to 1.4 percent of GDP, around double the Greek estimate

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  2. Newsletter 210 -07/06/2019

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    of GDP, around double the Greek estimate, and would, therefore, put this year’s primary surplus target

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  3. East Med concerns not slowing up election campaign as ND plans for office
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    that the centre-right party is set to double the number of MPs it elects, if opinion polls are correct

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  4. Newsletter 211 -21/06/2019

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    for Parliament. Given that the centre-right party is set to double the number of MPs it elects, if opinion polls

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  5. ND unfurls array of policies as it prepares for final stretch of campaign
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    to be raised at double the increase in GDP. According to New Democracy’s calculations, the minimum wage (which

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  6. Mitsotakis pleads for strong mandate as polls suggest ND heading for landslide win

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    . He also repeated his pledge to raise the minimum wage at double the growth rate so that in three

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  7. The Greek election's winners and losers

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    and probably younger leadership in the hope that at the next elections KINAL could earn double-digit

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  8. Capital controls to be abolished ahead of schedule
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    day and was double the amount that was previously permitted. The limit was later raised to 100,000

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  9. Is Greece facing a new migration crisis?

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    the migration portfolio. However, this is very much a double-edged sword as it comes with increased

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  10. ND aims to show progress at Eurogroup but QE unattainable for now
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    analysts anticipate that the new head of central bank, Christine Lagarde, will probably have to double

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