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Greek stocks on slide for third straight week
EconomyThe Greek stock market headed south for the third straight week, shedding 3.7 percent mainly due to a strong underperformance from banks, while volumes were subdued. The Eurogroup on Monday took stock of the progress made in the discussions of Greek authorities with institutions and gave a one week
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Travel receipts fall by 5.4 pct in Sept for first drop in 2015
EconomyMacroeconomya broadly similar pattern with receipts from the US and the UK recording strong double digit growth
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Stock market slips 1.4 pct dragged by huge bank losses
EconomyThe Greek stock market edged lower 1.4 percent this week amid strong under-performance of bank shares, which continued unabated for the fifth successive week. The sharp drop was amplified as of the end of last week after the announcement of the offered prices of their bookbuilding processes
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Newsletter 53 - 27/11/2015
and then the next within the blink of an eye. SYRIZA has traditionally had a strong pro-Palestinian stance
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On the road to realpolitik with Alexis Tsipras at the wheel
Agoraof an eye. SYRIZA has traditionally had a strong pro-Palestinian stance and it was expected several
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Broad agenda for Kerry's visit to Athens
PoliticsForeign Policyin regards to debt relief. Athens is expecting strong support from the US government if debt talks
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Privatisation of power transmission firm ADMIE a key challenge among prior actions
EconomyProgrammeby the coalition, which is the strong ideological opposition within SYRIZA to privatisations, and the sale
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Turnover in tourism sector increases by 9.9 pct in Q3
EconomyMacroeconomystrong double-digit growth rates from the US (+35.3 percent), Germany (+17.8 percent) and the UK (+17.5
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Greek stocks down by 4.8 pct during week for third straight fall
Economyin the red throughout the week following strong double-digit losses. Alpha clearly outperformed all
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Gov't postpones discussion on parallel programme ahead of tranche approval
EconomyThe government postponed on Thursday the Parliamentary discussion on the draft bill of the so called “parallel programme” that was tabled in Parliament on December 15. Reports suggest that the withdrawal was triggered by strong objection of the institutions largely because the bill was perceived
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