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Newsletter 141
a way for the government to appease voters. There was also some positive news for Tsipras
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Institutions head back to Athens in search of SLA by end of week
EconomyProgrammeThe institutions are returning to Athens this week with the aim of having a staff-level agreement (SLA) in place before Monday’s Eurogroup. There appears to be optimism on all sides that the SLA can be clinched before the visiting officials are due to leave on Saturday, paving the way for the next
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Tussle over arms deal sets tone for polarised politics
PoliticsGreek Politicsminister on the spot in the way that they had perhaps hoped to. To be continued Nevertheless
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OECD sees growth picking up, warns about society and financial sector
EconomyMacroeconomylevel is seen as a way of rebalancing the social protection system, which the OECD suggest should
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E-auctions get underway as draft SLA is prepared
EconomyProgrammeElectronic auctions made a successful, albeit brief, debut on Wednesday, boosting hopes that Greece and its lenders will conclude a Staff-Level Agreement (SLA) this week and pave the way for the completion of the third review in January. Two e-auctions were carried out on Wednesday, one
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Retail sales drop by 0.7 pct in September after upward revision for August
EconomyMacroeconomythe way with a 37.3 percent rise, followed by automotive fuel, as mentioned previously
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Newsletter 142 -1/12/2017
a way out of the agreement following the furore, despite rejecting the opposition’s claims. SYRIZA
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After reaching SLA, Athens focuses on prior actions and next bond issue
EconomyProgrammeof the way, preparations will begin for the fourth and final review, which is not expected
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What's in an Irish border?
Agora, the EU and the UK found a way to square the circle and agreed to move to the second phase
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Fiscal obligations set out in sMoU, discussion on speeding up tax measures due in May
EconomyProgrammein the fact the sMoU suggests that this should be done in a way that will not be detrimental to growth
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