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Bond difficulties put a dent in coalition's exit plans
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat Germany had initially only wanted extensions of 2-3 years but is now considering up to five years
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Fourth review nears conclusion, clearing path for debt relief agreement
EconomyProgramme, it was confirmed that a few (the number is put at 2-3) prior actions that are of a technical nature
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ANEL adds to uncertainty over Macedonia name deal and its political impact
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe name deal, SYRIZA, which has 145 MPs, believes it will be able to call on the support of 2-3
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Newsletter 178 -12/10/2018
MPs, believes it will be able to call on the support of 2-3 ANEL deputies, at least four MPs from
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Institutions wrap up talks with focus on NPLs, primary residences and budget
EconomyProgrammeDiscussions between the Greek government and the institutions were due to draw to a close on Thursday, leaving Athens with 2-3 weeks to complete the 16 reforms that are pending as part of the second review of the post-programme era. A range of issues have been discussed in the Greek capital
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Athens aims to wrap up legislation on foreclosures and issue 10-year bond
EconomyProgrammedealers by the Public Debt Management Agency. The government’s aim is to raise 2-3 billion euros
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Name protests, scandal allegations inflame SYRIZA-ND rivalry
PoliticsGreek PoliticsSolution (Elliniki Lysi) which has been polling at around 2-3 percent over the last few weeks.
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Mitsotakis, ND officials rebuff suggestion of credit line
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor the next 2-3 years,” he added. Fearing that SYRIZA would further exploit Papadimitriou’s comments
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Govt looks for ways to manage promised tax cuts as Mitsotakis continues European charm offensive
PoliticsGreek Politics, such as lowering marginal tax rates by 2-3 percentage points, the abolition of the trade levy
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Mitsotakis returns from Berlin with warm words but no encouragement on fiscal front
PoliticsGreek Politicstour is The Hague on September 2-3, to meet Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte. What had been
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