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  1. Funding needs take centre stage in row between New Democracy and SYRIZA

    Economy

    -eligible after the end of February. This follows a relevant ECB decision back in March 2013. Taking

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  2. SYRIZA's own goals one of main threats to party's poll lead
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of not knowing how the Eurosystem works. The idea of “printing” money also brings back to the fore

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  3. Eurosystem funding for Greek banks shoots up by 11.2 bln in December

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of collaterals with a cash value of more than 20 billion. The latter reflects an ECB decision back

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  4. Appealing to dual audiences compounds mixed messages from SYRIZA

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    voted for SYRIZA last time will back the party again. New Democracy is attracting 70 percent of its

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  5. SYRIZA's only chance

    Agora

    ” its people have suffered, it will be shown the door and told to come back with a more convincing

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  6. 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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  7. 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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  8. Greek market jitters evident as investors dump shares and bonds
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    Economy

    back at the beginning of September. The 10-year yield resumed at double-digit levels, increasing

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  9. 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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  10. 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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