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  1. Where has the money withdrawn from Greek banks gone?
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    Agora

    – rose from a recent low of 30.1 billion euros at the end of November to 41 billion at the end of March

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  2. Finance Ministry wavers as revenues remain at the forefront

    EconomyProgramme

    of around 80 billion since the beginning of the crisis until November 2014 and additional 30 billion

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  3. Fitch keeps Greece's rating at 'CCC'

    Economy

    11 by S&P and on November 13 by Fitch.

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  4. Proposed VAT overhaul a stepping stone towards agreement with lenders?

    EconomyProgramme

    in circulation, which even before the recent turmoil stood at 30 billion euros in November

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  5. Industrial turnover falls for 5th straight month in March at decelerating 2.9 pct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of 2014 and the lowest decline since November. The low single-digit decrease in March stems from

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  6. Greece and Albania at loggerheads over hydrocarbons research in Ionian
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    November. With one eye on its ongoing negotiations with lenders, Athens has decided to avoid

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  7. Unemployment unchanged at 25.6 pct in Mar but number of employed still falling

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ) fell to 58.4 percent, which is the lowest reading since November 2005. The breakdown by gender showed

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  8. Greek CPI falls by 2.1 pct in May, same as April
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    CPI has been negative since March 2013, with the highest deflationary readings posted in November 2013

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  9. Court orders 2012 pension cuts to be reversed, costing up to 1.5 bln
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    Economy

    Greek parliament on November 7, 2012. It imposed progressive cuts in all public and private sector

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  10. S&P moves Greece down a notch to CCC, maintains recession forecast

    Economy

    by Moody’s, on September 11 by S&P and on November 13 by Fitch. Nevertheless, a potential positive

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