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  1. Moody's explains why it sees SYRIZA win as credit negative

    Economy

    and rolling back austerity. In addition, there are questions about how much the new government will be able

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  2. First signs from new Greek government point to awkward meetings with lenders
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    that the new government would roll back some of the recent changes to labour laws, including those

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  3. Greek market jitters evident as investors dump shares and bonds
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    back at the beginning of September. The 10-year yield resumed at double-digit levels, increasing

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  4. Greek stocks recover some losses after turbulent start to week

    Economy

    back a number of reforms and privatisation plans. Banks that suffered huge losses of 26.7 percent

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  5. What are Greek coalition's plans for privatisation programme?
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    Economy

    stake in EYDAP was returned back to the state following the annulment of the intra-ministerial

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  6. After rocky start, some political backing for SYRIZA but ECB holds key
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    with the European Council over a communiqué on Russia and ministers’ comments on rolling back structural

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  7. In effort to reach new deal, Greek government cannot ignore liquidity constraints
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    decision back in March 2013. The cash value of ECB funding that has been utilized by Greek banks

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  8. What are the implications of the ECB's decision for Greek banks?
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    , they have refrained from participating in the most recent issues on the back of the increased

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  9. Commission sees political uncertainty hurting recovery, growth reaching 2.5 pct in 2015

    Economy

    interest rates coupled with the back-loaded payment schedule for EFSF loans will help Greece to keep

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  10. The government decisions that could shape the future of Greek banks
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    Economy

    A number of the new government’s announcements over the last few days have brought the prospects of Greece’s four systemic banks, which are among the largest listed companies in the Athens Stock Exchange and whose trading activity accounts for more than half of the daily turnover, back into focus

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