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Newsletter 110 - 10/03/2017
, which may be a more realistic target for the technical agreement. The only way an agreement could
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Multiple potential benefits await Greece if it can clinch QE eligibility
EconomyFeaturesis expected to pave the way for the further relaxation of capital controls. Summing up, the potential
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Greeks full of contradictions on ideology and political beliefs, study suggests
Societythe same way about “capitalism”. However, just over two-thirds of respondents believed that “freedom
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Greece and lenders trap themselves over labour reforms
Agoradragging on way beyond even the next Eurogroup, which is scheduled to take place in Malta on April
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Global deal in April ruled out as labour reforms prove biggest obstacle
EconomyProgrammeSpeaking to Parliament’s Economic Affairs Committee, Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos said on Thursday that the agreement with the institutions would be difficult but would also have “positive surprises,” which could pave the way for QE from the European Central Bank and lead to sustained growth
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Kotzias visit to Washington still leaves some doubts about US stance
PoliticsForeign Policypolicy, in cooperation – as far as I understand, in a different way than in the past, more intensive
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Greece, creditors seek progress at Eurogroup on key differences holding up review
EconomyProgrammePower Corporation (PPC) units. This is designed to pave the way for the access of private firms
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As Athens awaits news from Brussels, New Democracy mends fences
PoliticsGreek Politicssupported the coalition in key votes in the tumultuous summer of 2015, paving the way for the third
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What Dijsselbloem didn't say
Agorasolidarity in the context of the euro crisis, they present it as a one-way transaction: The program
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PPC: The struggling electricity giant dominating bailout talks
EconomyFeaturesOne of the biggest stumbling blocks in the way of the Greek government and the institutions to clinch a staff-level agreement (SLA) is the liberalisation of the energy market, with lenders requesting the sale of 40 percent of the Public Power Corporation (PPC) units. The supplemental memorandum
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