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  1. Despite satisfaction with Covid-19 numbers, govt not eyeing let-up in restrictions
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    message regarding the need for discipline and focus on suppressing the disease. A government official

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  2. Greece braces for deeper Covid-19 impact on economy, budget and public debt
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    Economy

    on prepayment of some official creditors like the International Monetary Fund, which is currently being

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  3. Greece heads back to markets with 7-year bond in bid to boost own funds
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    Economy

    and potentially pre-paying some of the official creditors, like the IMF, ahead of time. Since

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  4. Greece takes first round against Covid-19 but fight continues
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    and the remainder for nurses, administrators and paramedics. According to official figures, over 2,300

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  5. Renewed concern over East Med as Turkey aims to resume drilling
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    to do the same although there has been no official announcement yet. It should be noted that Eni

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  6. Parliament re-opens for business amid calls for greater scrutiny
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    to be fanned by both main parties, despite recent official denials. In a TV interview yesterday, a junior

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  7. Athens expects emergency economic measures to contain 2020 contraction to 4.7 in baseline
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    Economy

    The Greek Finance Ministry published on Sunday night the Stability Programme for 2020 that it submitted to the European Commission, providing the first official assessment of the economic impact the government expects to see from Covid 19 this year, as well as the notable recovery expected next

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  8. Govt looks for formula to re-start tourism as calls intensify for support of entertainment sector
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    ” is being discussed at an official level between Australia and New Zealand, while some press reports

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  9. EC expects Greek GDP to drop by 9.7 pct for biggest fall in EU, before strong rebound in 2021
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    Economy

    The European Commission released today its Spring Economic Forecasts, the first official set of numbers since the pandemic outbreak, which point to the EU economies experiencing “a recession of historic proportions this year.” Euro area GDP is seen falling by 7.75 pct in 2020 and grow by 6.25 pct

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  10. European Commission's travel guidance brings some optimism for Greek tourism sector
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    to reopen their borders. A government official said that it is time for the good work done to contain

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