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  1. Stocks fall for fourth straight week amid lack of progress in talks with lenders
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    Economy

    ). Trading activity remained above the 50-million-euro mark in the first three sessions. It slowed

    3%

  2. Revenues reach 4.3 bln in January, beating target by 258 mln
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in the last months of 2016 with revenues (before tax refunds) climbing above the 53-billion mark

    3%

  3. IMF far more pessimistic than eurozone on Greek debt, urges significant relief
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    EconomyProgramme

    programme and locking in the interest rates on EFSF and ESM loans below the 1.5-percent mark for 30

    3%

  4. IMF examines how Greece accumulated large pile of unpaid taxes and contributions
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    EconomyProgramme

    and currently stands above the 15-billion-euro mark. Around 40 percent of all contributors were in debt

    3%

  5. Newsletter 106 - 10/02/2017

    Newsletters

    -to-GDP are estimated to exceed the 15-percent mark by 2024 and the 20-percent threshold by 2031, climbing

    3%

  6. Stocks fall for fifth straight week, edging down 0.8 pct

    Economy

    percent). The trading activity surpassed the 60-million-euro mark on Wednesday and Friday, but remained

    3%

  7. Gains of 2.5 pct for stocks this week amid subdued trading volumes
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    Economy

    until Friday, when the turnover surpassed the 50-million-euro mark for the first time this week

    3%

  8. Bill for out-of-court workout ready but may need tweaks

    EconomyProgramme

    in the mechanism if their total debt (tax, contributions and bank loans) exceeds the 20,000-euro mark

    3%

  9. Tsakalotos appears but gives little away about negotiations with creditors
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . The finance minister responded with a quote attributed to Mark Twain, when he told Efimerida ton

    3%

  10. This is where the last few days have left Greece and lenders
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    Agora

    of GDP mark, this would trigger the implementation of the counter-measures to cover any of the excess

    3%