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  1. Newsletter 12 - 23/01/2015

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    two months, this would put further pressure on the state’s funding needs as well as on the fiscal

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  2. Top SYRIZA officials hint at path to compromise with eurozone
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    that have been discussed at a European level and would put a new government led by the leftists much

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  3. Pressing economic tasks mounting up for next Greek government

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    fall significantly short of targets in the first two months, this would put further pressure

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  4. New Greek cabinet a mixed bag, prompting hope and concern
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    government failed to put its name to a European Council statement warning of further sanctions against

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  5. Key players in new Greek gov't strike moderate tone but bailout strategy won't change
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    that we had until now is over for us,” he said. “We will put forward a new programme, which means

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  6. Samaras future unclear as New Democracy enters period of introspection

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    lead to new elections. This is the “Left Parenthesis” theory that Samaras’s advisers had put forward

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  7. In effort to reach new deal, Greek government cannot ignore liquidity constraints
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    . Cash reserves Any significant revenue shortfall in the first quarter of the year will put further

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  8. The state of play with Greek banks' liquidity
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    to approve such a request. If confirmed, this would put significant pressure on the newly-formed Greek

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  9. Less is more: The Greek government needs a chisel, not a sledgehammer

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    are considerable. None of this is new. But little of what is required is easily available. Put otherwise

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  10. ECB refuses Greek government bonds as collateral: What does it mean?
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    . It appears that the ECB's move is designed to put pressure on the new Greek government to reach a quick

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