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  1. Key obstacles remain in bailout negotiations for pressured govt
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    reforms, such as allowing collective bargaining to be brought back in. If common ground can be found

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  2. Newsletter 110 - 10/03/2017

    Newsletters

    to be brought back in. These are the areas on which talks will focus on the coming days after a brief

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  3. Multiple potential benefits await Greece if it can clinch QE eligibility
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    EconomyFeatures

    range is applied on a rolling basis. On the back of those restrictions, we estimate that the eligible

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  4. In absence of deal with lenders, some in SYRIZA keep political options open
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    on the opposition parties to back the deal. Skourletis’s suggestion is not new. There has been

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  5. Nouy voices concern about impact of uncertainty on banks, rebuffs capital concerns
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    EconomyBanking

    it will be a strong signal to the markets, to investors, to the depositors as well that can go back

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  6. Greece and lenders trap themselves over labour reforms
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    Agora

    . It is also adamant that there should be no roll back of previous reforms, including those regarding

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  7. Newsletter 111 - 17/03/2017

    Newsletters

    by 1.26 billion, mainly on the back of significantly lower than targeted primary expenditure (by 866

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  8. OECD outlines five priorities for Greek reform agenda in 2017
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    Economy

    of focus for the OECD is the judiciary system, where it suggests reduction in delays and back-loading

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  9. The scenarios ahead for Greece as review hangs in balance
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . At that point, though, Greece should be able to get back on track and regain market access, allowing

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  10. Current account deficit narrows to 271 mln in Jan
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in January, on the back of a drop in foreign arrivals by 6.9 percent. Moreover, the increase

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