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  1. Greece’s downstream oil industry adapts to shifting demands
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    , followed by Iran (until sanctions in 2012), Libya, Saudi Arabia and Kazakhstan. As of January this year

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  2. Budget for 2017 sees primary surplus at 2 pct on 2.6 bln fiscal measures, strong growth
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to be implemented until the end of 2018 and largely relate to hedging a considerable part of current debt’s market

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  3. Second round of review talks concludes without breakthrough on labour reforms
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    Despite lengthy meetings that started on Monday morning and continued overnight until 5.30 am on Tuesday, Greek officials and institutions mission chiefs did not clinch an agreement on the key issues of the second programme review. The lenders’ representatives are expected to leave Athens

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  4. Contrasting views on Cyprus breakdown; Greek role under scrutiny
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    in Mont Pelerin may reverse the direction of the negotiations. Until now an agreement on the issue

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  5. Alpha Bank posts net profits of 41 mln in Q3, discloses NPE reduction targets
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    that liquidations and sales are expected mostly in the second half of 2018 until the end of 2019

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  6. The key elements of the draft agreement between Greece and lenders
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    EconomyProgramme

    During the second round of meetings between the institutions’ mission chiefs and the Greek government, a draft supplemental memorandum of understanding (sMoU) was prepared. It is the basis of what had been agreed until then (November 18) and the issues that require further discussions with the aim

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  7. Newsletter 98 - 02/12/2016

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    ). If his government then manages to hold on for a four-year term (until 2019), to also bask in the glory

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  8. Tsipras bet on recovery a long shot but offers better odds than snap polls
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    (Public Issue). If his government then manages to hold on for a four-year term (until 2019), to also

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  9. Eurogroup grants short-term debt relief but leaves Athens fretting over fiscal targets and IMF
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    of medium-term debt relief appears to have been set aside until 2018. This could be a major headache

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  10. Fiscal dispute dominates as Greece and lenders gear up for more talks
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    , reports over the weekend indicate that discussions could be delayed until April 2017 if the differences

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