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Fitch keeps Greek rating stable at 'BB-' but sees growth momentum building
Economydeteriorating current account could individually, or collectively, lead to lower credit rating. This round
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New polls indicate support for recent measures, give SYRIZA glimmer of hope
PoliticsGreek PoliticsDemocracy’s lead over SYRIZA has not had a discernible impact on voter’s preferences. A survey by ProRata
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Building permits rise by 18 pct in Nov, beat 2017 figure in aggregate period
EconomyMacroeconomyabsolute numbers of building permits can lead to disproportionate levels of annual fluctuations
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EU officials suggest frantic days ahead for Athens until March 11 Eurogroup
EconomyProgrammein the CDS market high, which could lead to the banks having to pay a commission for the state guarantee
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Bad news
Agora, the local media was correct to lead with this story. There was only one problem: Tsakalotos never said
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SYRIZA and ND battle over centre ground with different methods, aims
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe lead over KINAL, leaving SYRIZA as the dominant voice on the centre-left for the years to come.
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KINAL and To Potami snub Tsipras's call for progressives to pull together
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat if he can narrow the lead New Democracy appears to have built up, there is a possibility
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Moody's raises Greece two notches to 'B1' but highlights challenges for further upgrades
Economydissipated, by reversing recently enacted reforms or other policy steps being taken that lead
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Parliamentary report highlights demographics challenge and urges immediate action
Societyrates in Greece would lead to a shrinking workforce burdened by a growing percentage of non-working
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Disbursement delayed until April as lenders wait for primary residence law to be settled
EconomyProgrammeAs seemed likely following the European Commission’s second enhanced surveillance report last month, Monday’s Eurogroup did not lead to the activation of the latest round of debt relief measures for Greece. Even ahead of the meeting of eurozone finance ministers in Brussels, European Economic
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