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Greek stock market loses 1.8 pct in week of mixed messages, Q1 results
EconomyThe Greek stock market saw subdued volumes over the last few days, ending the week with losses of 1.8 percent amid mixed signals regarding the progress of Greece's talks with its lenders. Apart from corporate results, the key market-moving newsflow this week included Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras's
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Newsletter 29 - 05/06/2015
. The number of inactive people rose to 3.37 million, the highest since March 2013. March saw the number
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Growth in accommodation and food services turnover slows to 6 pct in Q1
EconomyMacroeconomyin February 24, SETE were saw international arrivals at 25 million, up by 1 million compared to 2014
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Newsletter 32 - 26/06/2015
it has been since December 2012. ELA reached a total of 77.58 billion euros at the end of May. May saw
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Total health spending down to 8.65 pct of GDP as public healthcare sees big drop
Societyfrom 2012 to 2013 it was -7.3 percent. Residential or long-term care facilities also saw their funding
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Possibility of snap elections after third bailout agreed is firmly on Tsipras's agenda
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe possibility of working with ANEL again after snap elections, Gerovasili said she saw “no reason
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Refugee crisis poses multiple political challenges for Tsipras
PoliticsForeign Policyand described the conditions he saw as “appalling.” #asylum seekers, appalling reception conditions. Somewhere
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Eurogroup approves 3rd bailout for Greece but expects swift, extensive action
EconomyProgrammeGreek Parliament approved with a broad majority, even though Prime Minster Alexis Tsipras saw
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Tsipras bides his time on confidence vote, weighs up options
PoliticsGreek Politicslet it be known that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who saw just 118 coalition MPs support
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First TV debate does little to fire up election contest
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe first, and rather tepid, televised debate ahead of the September 20 elections is unlikely to have made a significant impact on the contest. The rigid format, which saw the seven party leaders taking part answer questions from journalists on pre-agreed topics, left little room
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