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  1. Athens set to press ahead with primary residence law despite differences with lenders
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    EconomyProgramme

    has seen the new primary residence framework, which is due to succeed the Katseli law that expired... framework governing the protection of primary residences from foreclosure without necessarily first... residences. The institutions also raised concerns about the inclusion of the second group of NPLs

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  2. SYRIZA hits back in funding row, says it could issue T-bills and use repos

    Economy

    earlier this week noting that Greece had reached the 15-billion-euro limit on T-Bill issues.... In addition, the ministry questioned the ability of Greek banks to cover additional T-Bill issues and pointed out that foreign investors are not purchasing T-Bills during the current period of political

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  3. Could Greece's immigration reforms have an impact on upcoming elections?
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    Society

    residence permit.” Paraphrasing a SYRIZA slogan used by the minister, “dreams don’t have borders... granted “skyrocketed” from 14,178 to 33,487. Interior Minister Alexis Haritsis responded by describing... inhabitants in 2017. The Interior Ministry publishes more detailed statistics on citizenship

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  4. Primary residence talks continue amid uncertainty about draft legislation
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    EconomyProgramme

    The Greek government remained in discussions with the institutions on Thursday over the details of the primary residence framework amid concerns that Athens is set to act unilaterally and table... against primary residences that the government would like to be included in the new framework. According

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  5. Learning the lessons of Greece's toxic decade
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    Agora

    the negotiations with the lenders and by selecting Prokopis Pavlopoulos, the interior minister during 2004-2009... seemed like the end of the MoU era. In the meantime, SYRIZA had parted ways with the radical side

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  6. Falling T-bill yields underline market confidence in Greek debt, promise lower servicing costs
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    Economy

    reflected in the auction of 26-week T-bills that took place on Wednesday. Greece’s Public Debt... substantially from the previous issue of T-bills of the same duration that took place only at the beginning..., Greece could issue 26-week T-bills just short of 1 percent with the eight issues of this duration

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    20/05/23 T-Online "Griechenland befindet sich auf einem besorgniserregenden Weg" 19/05/23 BBC News... Mitsotakis conquista la mayoría absoluta en Grecia 07/07/19 Publico Mitsotakis prepara-se para vitória... strength 23/02/18 Weekendavisen Herre i eget hus? 06/02/18 NPR For Two Countries, The Dispute Over

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  8. Latest T-bill auction nets near-zero yield, rounding off landmark year for sovereign debt
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    Economy

    adjustment programmes, with the successful issue of a 52-week T-Bill on Wednesday that resulted in a yield close to zero. Greece’s debt managers auctioned a 625 million T-bill, that attracted 1.13... as 1.2 percent at the end of October, the short-term side of the yield in the T-Bills has been shifting

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  9. Latest T-bill auction highlights shift in Greek yield curve
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    Economy

    Agency (PDMA) announced the results of Wednesday’s 26-week T-Bill auction in which the yield dropped to zero. This came just a few weeks after Greece’s debt managers managed to roll over 13-week T... of 26-week T-bills on October 2 for the same amount produced a yield of 0.097 percent, while

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  10. Of symmetry and adjustments in the eurozone

    Agora

    landscape: Look at the following figure, showing the evolution of net lending (a measure of change... then, the adjustment of peripheral countries has been dramatic (their net lending was virtually zero in 2012... but not negligible (1.9 percent) surplus. The eurozone today is a net saver, and therefore siphons aggregate

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