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  1. Athens eyes fiscal compromise to complete programme review
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    a deal with the creditors. What is not clear, though, is that if this would be enough for the IMF

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  2. Athens gears up for Cyprus talks, expecting progress rather than agreement
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    have been agreed and a deal can be concluded. Otherwise, nothing is agreed without a final

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  3. Greece’s M&A market stagnates during recession

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    . The average deal size stood at 47 million euros, down 30 percent from 2014. The report also noted

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  4. Cat and mouse: Greece and Schaeuble
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    would approve a new deal. Rather than suggesting that Greece’s problems would be over if the IMF

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    purchase deal for rail operator TrainOSE The Bank of Greece published two studies that examined

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  6. Key fiscal differences lower expectations for Eurogroup
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    to as it harbours hope of qualifying for QE. Despite the rumours of the compromise deal described

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  7. Pensions main source of finance for half of households as income falls again
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    not be able to deal with an unexpected cost of 500 euros, while just over half (51.4 percent) said

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  8. The place where sanity goes to die
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    Agora

    to the December 5 Eurogroup and clinch a deal that would include a comprehensive debt relief package

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  9. Athens searching for compromise formula should IMF remain on board
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    programme. Athens is also reluctant to make any painful concessions until it is clear that a deal

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  10. With review stalled, Athens continues to be coy on concessions
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    With the meeting of the International Monetary Fund’s executive board out of the way, the next crucial waypoint in the Greek review is Thursday’s meeting of the Eurogroup Working Group (EWG). Athens continues to keep its cards close to its chest regarding what kind of deal it might accept

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