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  1. Newsletter 78 - 17/06/2016

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    of the latest bailout tranche should bring. However, it is not likely to be anything more than a brief

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  2. Lower foreign arrivals lead to 7 pct drop in April travel receipts
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    dived 28.2 and 11.7 percent respectively, while from the UK fell modestly by 1.3 percent. The latest

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  3. Brexit and Grexit – Britain’s referendum and Greece

    Agora

    . Suddenly it seemed as if November 17th had opened a branch office in England. The latest opinion polls

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  4. Athens hopes for timely boost from visits by EU officials
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    the latest 7.5-billione-euro bailout tranche. The meeting will reportedly focus on the content

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  5. Greek economy braced for impact from Brexit, hopes effect will be limited

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    , transportation and financial services. Based on the latest official figures for 2014, UK was the 6th

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  6. Newsletter 79 - 24/06/2016

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    deposit flows and the successful bank recapitalisation. In addition, the latest decision on ELA-ceiling

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  7. Tourism and exports expect impact from Brexit fallout
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    that according to the latest official data, arrivals from the UK increased by 12 percent in the 4-month

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  8. Piraeus port law amended, resolving dispute with COSCO over privatisation deal
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    EconomyCorporates

    . Dritsas has openly opposed the privatisation of OLP and his latest reaction now forces Prime Minister

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  9. Newsletter 80 - 01/07/2016

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    completion. The latest episode means that Tsipras will come under further pressure to remove him from

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  10. Unemployment rate falls again, reaching 23.3 pct in April - lowest since March 2012
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    percent and a broadly similar figure of 23.4 percent for next year. The latest OECD forecasts are more

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