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Tsipras focuses on debt relief goal as review resumes in Athens
PoliticsGreek Politics2 percent of GDP, the changes to labour legislation and the sale of 40 percent of the Public Power
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Athens and creditors get down to details in final stretch of review
EconomyProgrammethat “we are on good path.” The meeting on energy largely involved the sale of 40 percent of Public Power
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Stocks climb 6 pct during week, propelled by 16.6 pct surge by banks
Economy), National Bank – NBG (+14.9 percent), Alpha (+13.4 percent) and the Public Power Corporation – PPC
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Greece agrees package of measures with IMF, eurozone to seal review
EconomyProgrammeadvisors for a number of key projects including Hellenic Petroleum, Public Power Corporation (PPC
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Parliament Budget Office welcomes deal, warns on economic prospects and reform implementation
EconomyMacroeconomyanymore but to the status of the real economy and potential threats to banks, Public Power Corporation
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Tsipras tries to take pressure off MPs but debt proving hard to settle
PoliticsGreek PoliticsSYRIZA’s parliamentary group is due to meet on Friday after a straightforward cabinet meeting on Thursday, during which Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras even envisioned the possibility of his party being in power for a second term. The gathering of SYRIZA MPs is not expected to result in any nasty
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Details of technical agreement between Greece and lenders set out in draft sMoU
EconomyProgramme, Public Power Corporation (PPC), Public Gas Corporation (DEPA), Athens (EYDAP) and Thessaloniki (EYATH
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Stocks up by 4.7 pct, rising for third straight week
Economypercent), Public Power Corporation (+10.5 percent) and Piraeus Port (+10.3 percent). Similarly
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Greek stocks edge down 0.6 pct ending three-week rally
Economy, the biggest drop was posted by Aegean Airlines (-6.9 percent) followed by OPAP (-4 percent) and Public Power
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Stocks edge down 0.6 pct this week amid soft volumes
Economy) and Aegean Airlines (+4.9 percent). In contrast, the top underperformers included Public Power Corporation
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