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SYRIZA hits back in funding row, says it could issue T-bills and use repos
Economythe same funding tools as the current coalition, the Finance Ministry (MoF) issued a press release
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Central gov't cash surplus reaches 1.42 bln in 2014 after 1.19 bln deficit in Dec
EconomyMacroeconomyon a cash basis, while the respective items included by the Ministry of Finance (MoF) in the budget
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Eurosystem funding for Greek banks shoots up by 11.2 bln in December
EconomyMacroeconomyto 23 billion and that threshold was later extended to 85 billion. According to the latest Finance
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Why is Europe worrying about SYRIZA?
Agoraburden that is stifling the recovery is not removed. The French finance minister has agreed
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What next Greece?
Agora: On the one hand, providing further debt relief and new finance to Syriza could be necessary to keep
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Newsletter 12 - 23/01/2015
in Brussels and it appears that current Finance Minister Gikas Hardouvelis will participate. The next
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Almost 50 pct rise for new unpaid taxes in 2014 as overall total rises to 73.8 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyto the legacy debt collections targeted by the Finance Ministry (MoF) at 1 billion in the first half
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Pressing economic tasks mounting up for next Greek government
EconomyProgrammeRegardless of the outcome of general elections, the new Greek government will have a number of pressing issues to resolve in the coming weeks. On January 26, a Eurogroup meeting will be held in Brussels and it appears that current Finance Minister Gikas Hardouvelis will participate. The next
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Greek primary surplus shrinks by 1.7 bln in Dec as revenues miss 2014 target by 3.1 bln
EconomyGreece’s budget execution showed the primary surplus shrinking by 1.7 billion euros in December ending the year at 1.87 billion from 3.57 billion in the 11-month period, according to the Finance Ministry (MoF) final budget bulletin published on Monday. The data means the primary surplus is 57
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Understanding the German approach towards Greece
AgoraChancellor Angela Merkel and Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble believe the eurozone could handle
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