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Newsletter 163 -25/05/2018
sides seem to remain committed to achieving a deal by June 21. In what Greek Finance Minister Euclid
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Tsipras claims he is in no hurry to call elections after bailout exit
PoliticsGreek Politicsby a positive public reaction to the programme exit and debt relief deal. However
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Mitsotakis applies pressure over MoU exit and name talks
PoliticsGreek PoliticsIndependent Greeks has said it will not vote for a deal that includes the term Macedonia) to achieve
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All eyes on Washington Group's attempt to break debt relief deadlock
EconomyProgramme, when Greece and the creditors are expected to reach a global deal that will also confirm
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Bond difficulties put a dent in coalition's exit plans
PoliticsGreek Politicspossible restructuring deal to ensure that the country can tap the markets in the future. Speaking
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Coalition plays down sub-tranche delay, opposition steps up pressure
PoliticsGreek Politicsis on a sustainable path and this aspect of the deal on June 21 could prove costly for the country
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Eurogroup marks end of cycle and squaring of circle for Greece
AgoraThursday’s Eurogroup will be the one to confirm the debt relief deal, the decisive Eurogroup meetings
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The tie that binds
Agorato see Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras put on a tie, as he had promised to do if he clinched a deal
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Foreign investors positive on Greece but ease of doing business remains low
EconomyFeaturescompanies have to deal with to do business in Greece, Fraport Greece’s chief executive Alexander
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SYRIZA targets pensions boost as New Democracy builds on poll lead
PoliticsGreek Politicsto the deal with Skopje, which could still prove a major blow to SYRIZA’s hopes of recovering support
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