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Undecided voters could still decide crucial aspects of Greek elections
PoliticsGreek PoliticsA total of 9,834,970 Greeks are registered to vote in the January 25 elections but the result could still be shaped by around 1 in 10 voters who have yet to make up their minds. Opinion polls indicate that a lot of Greeks have yet to decide who they will vote for. An Alco poll for To Pontiki weekly
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Travel surplus soars 57.2 pct in November on surging tourist arrivals
Economy) corresponding to 11.4 billion euros, more than 1 billion higher than last year’s figure. Similarly
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What next Greece?
AgoraIt is easier to write down big questions on Greece’s future; harder to answer them: (1) Will Syriza win with an overall majority? (2) Will a new programme be agreed in time? (3) To what extent will it stay on track? (4) How much additional debt relief and financing will the Troika give to Greece
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First signs from new Greek government point to awkward meetings with lenders
EconomyProgramme. The previous coalition government had legislated last summer: 1) The split and sale of a 30 percent
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Greek market jitters evident as investors dump shares and bonds
Economyby almost 1 pp to 10.64 percent and reaching the same levels as early January.
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Greek economic sentiment down in January but consumer confidence rises
EconomyMacroeconomyto -1, its lowest reading since September 2014. The high volatility in the construction confidence
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Greek retail turnover index down 1.6 pct in November
EconomyMacroeconomyto -49.3 in January. However, retail trade indicator fell by 5.7 points to -1, its lowest level since
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Parliament's budget office warns government to move quickly
EconomyMacroeconomyoutlined a set of objectives for the upcoming negotiations: 1) Greece to remain in the eurozone 2
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What are Greek coalition's plans for privatisation programme?
Economyseparate projects: 1) The split and sale of a 30 percent stake in PPC capacity and client base
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ECB refuses Greek government bonds as collateral: What does it mean?
Economy(at the end of September) would no longer be eligible for ECB funding as of March 1 following a previous ECB
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