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  1. Greece hopes to catch break from ECB as IMF puts its foot down
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    one of the reasons that the Washington-based organisation is insisting on pension reform being

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  2. Commission slashes 2015 Greek growth forecast to 0.5 pct, sees debt rising
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    Economy

    implementation of the necessary reforms and budget commitments, its projections are based on a no-policy-change

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  3. Eurogroup build-up dominated by internal friction over way forward
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    -based organisation upping the pressure on the eurozone to be more accommodating towards the SYRIZA

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  4. Newsletter 27 - 22/05/2015

    Newsletters

    of 145 billion from Greek banks. This means that based on the current collateral pool and haircuts

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  5. Deposit outflow rises to 4.7 bln in April as balances drop to lowest since Sept 2004
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to cover debt redemptions and IMF payments. Based on the end-April data, gg deposits stood at 9.09 billion

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  6. OECD slashes 2015 growth forecast to just 0.1 pct, raises unemployment and debt figures
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    , although the OECD assumes an agreement with Greece’s creditors will be found, the Paris-based

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  7. Waiting for the hurricane
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    Agora

    accepts a deal with is based on policies that he (and many others) believe could do further harm

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  8. PASOK prepares to change leader but perhaps not its fortune
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the weak and uninspired state of all three groupings but, based on January’s election results, it would

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  9. S&P moves Greece down a notch to CCC, maintains recession forecast

    Economy

    S&P unexpectedly lowered on Wednesday Greece’s rating by one notch to ‘CCC’ from ‘CCC+’, where it had been placed on April 15. The outlook remains negative. Based on the S&P sovereign calendar, the next rating review for Greece was scheduled for September 11. However, similarly to its previous

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  10. A Greek proposal that deserves to be heard
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    Agora

    to remove the sentiment and give it a chance based on logic. It is in everyone's interest to see Greece

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