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Greek stocks edge down 1.3 pct during week, banks perform poorly again
Economyin the remaining sessions. Over the past two weeks, bank losses reached 14.5 percent. The biggest
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After talks with lenders, Greece returns to list of tasks to secure next bailout payment
EconomyProgramme. The remaining prior actions include gas market reforms, transposition of the high-level markets and reform
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Lesvos fire highlights growing threat to government from refugee crisis
PoliticsForeign Policyon the island has been rising for weeks. Migrants are growing increasingly upset at remaining in limbo
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MPs approve redevelopment of ex-Athens airport, which study sees having key economic impact
Economyin 2041, of which 75,000 relate to the impact of the demand factors and the remaining 15,000 jobs
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Government caught between milestones and corruption claims
PoliticsGreek Politicsnot expect any surprises. Should the remaining prior actions be ticked off as well, Athens hopes
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How the pension fund that invested heavily in Attica Bank lost half its reserves
Agoramillion, making up 8.7 percent of total wealth. The remaining TSMEDE wealth was allocated in cash
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Budget execution to Aug shows 3.8 bln primary surplus, 2.8 bln better than target
EconomyMacroeconomyin July and the remaining 372 million in August. Interest payments jumped 17.1 percent to 410 million
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Greek stocks drop 1.5 pct during week, banks post losses of 7.7 pct
EconomyThe Greek equity market edged down 1.5 percent this week, amid lack of investor interest, after a brief rebound of 2.6 percent last week. Following the voting of the multi-bill on Tuesday, the government pledged at Thursday’s Eurogroup Working Group to implement the remaining three prior actions
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IMF sees primary surplus of 0.7 pct of GDP in 2017, debt ratio peaking at 184.7 pct
Economyof 0.7 percent of GDP, still remaining more than 1 percentage point lower than the programme target
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Tsipras makes end-year debt deal government's top priority
PoliticsGreek Politicslocal media that the IMF remaining on board is the best-case scenario for Athens, even though a few
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