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  1. Deposit rates stable, avg loan rate below 5 pct for first time since 2002

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to the 10 consecutive months of rises that resulted in a cumulative decrease of 100 bps during

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  2. DTA may spell new trouble for Greek banks
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    Agora

    . According to the article 5 of Law 4303/17.10.2014, Greek banks formed a special reserve equal to 100

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  3. Newsletter 24 - 24/04/2015

    Newsletters

    revenues from the scheme to allow taxpayers in arrears settle their debt in up to 100 instalments

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  4. Greek stocks, bond yields show effects of worsening mood regarding country's prospects
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    Economy

    in the last 100 days after snap elections. Piraeus posted the biggest losses (-14.2 percent), followed

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  5. Smaller rise of 737 mln for unpaid taxes in April

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in up to 100 instalments, which runs until May 26, shows that the state collected revenues of 147

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  6. The key points from lenders' proposals to Greece

    EconomyProgramme

    for corporate income tax from 55 to 100 percent, abolition of subsidies for heating oil and for excise

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  7. Athens Stock Exchange ends week on a low, banks lose 9.7 pct

    Economy

    daily turnover rose to 100 million euros this week, with three of the four sessions recording a turnover

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  8. Another week of losses for Greek stock market amid topsy-turvy ride

    Economy

    million well below last week’s figure of 100 million. The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Hellenic

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  9. Greece: After a deal, work on a solution
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    Agora

    economy. Source: Eurostat, Haver Notes: Q1 2000 = 100. Unit labour costs measure labour costs per unit

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  10. Greece and lenders fail to bridge their differences in Brussels

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    advertisements (100 million). The Greek government sent at a later stage a revised proposal raising

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