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  1. Drop in CPI slowed to 0.7 pct in June
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    VAT rate from 23 to 24 percent was implemented, with estimated revenues of 0.25 percent of GDP

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  2. Newsletter 81 - 08/07/2016

    Newsletters

    a supermajority. It is estimated that this will make around 100,000 more Greeks eligible to vote. Critics

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  3. Newsletter 83 - 22/07/2016

    Newsletters

    to vote in the next election. It is estimated that lowering the voting age will add 100,000 people

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  4. Bank of Greece publishes revised Code of Conduct for management of NPLs
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    into account conservative assumptions on the estimated future borrower ability to repay their loan obligation

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  5. Newsletter 85 - 05/08/2016

    Newsletters

    Democracy government led by Kostas Karamanlis submitted the 2009 budget to Parliament. It estimated growth

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  6. Greek stocks fall 1.5 pct, banks underperform for third straight week
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    Economy

    , a subsidiary of Munich Re for a cash consideration of 90.1 million. The transaction is estimated

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  7. Justice can't be blind to facts in 2009 deficit case

    Agora

    the 2009 budget to Parliament. It estimated growth of 5.9 percent of GDP and a state deficit of 8.8

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  8. Athens watches Turkey-Russia rapprochement with interest
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    on the issue of visa–free travel. It is estimated that 1,000 refugees have entered Greece following

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  9. One-off loss affects NBG’s P&L, NPE stock drops by 900 mln in Q2
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    EconomyBanking

    ) is estimated at 200 million. The cash value of its Eurosystem eligible collateral stands at 22.9 billion

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  10. Greek VAT gap narrowed 22.4 pct to 4.9 bln in 2014, EC report shows

    Economy

    and the estimated VAT amount that is theoretically collectable based on legislation. The latter is called

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