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  1. Portugal and Greece: The opposite ends of Europe’s southern periphery
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    Agora

    in effect last until 2026. The objective of PPS is ultimately to measure Portugal’s capacity to repay

    6%
  2. General gov't primary cash surplus widens notably to 4.84 bln by October

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to repay arrears of around 3 billion euros in the last quarter of this year and of 7 billion in total

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  3. More than half of Greek households rely mainly on pensions

    Society

    percent doubt they will be able to repay their loans. Of the one in four households that have

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  4. General gov't primary cash surplus more than doubles to 4.14 bln in 2015, arrears ease to 5.4 bln
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    indicated it would repay a portion of arrears with part of the last two sub-tranches of 2 and 1 billion

    6%
  5. General gov't primary cash surplus climbs to 1.3 bln in Jan, arrears resume upward trend
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of the first programme is due to be used by the government to repay part of the outstanding arrears. Debt

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  6. EU and IMF bailout drafts confirm conditionality as well as differences on primary surplus

    EconomyProgramme

    that was agreed last summer as a means for Greece to repay part of the eurozone loans via the ESM

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  7. Demand for hospitals' reserves raises concerns about govt's liquidity position

    Economy

    . Greece has to repay on July 20 2.31 billion euros in bonds held by the ECB. The practice that has been

    6%
  8. Newsletter 74 - 20/05/2016

    Newsletters

    of these fraudulent creditors, who can repay their loan but, instead, prefer to milk the system. Instead

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  9. Newsletter 75 - 27/05/2016

    Newsletters

    the 3.5 billion could repay half of the outstanding arrears. Finance Ministry says 3.5 billion

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  10. NPL resolution in Italy and Greece
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    Agora

    20 percent or even more than 30 percent of these fraudulent creditors, who can repay their loan

    6%