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No imminent decision on pension cuts as Athens moves ahead with minimum wage increase
EconomyProgrammeat the meeting of eurozone finance minister on November 5. But several reports in the Greek media on Tuesday
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Mortgage loans a key piece of NPL reduction puzzle
EconomyBankingaverage of under 5 percent and the highest of all EU countries. However, numbers still remain high
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Tsakalotos states case on pension cuts in bid to overcome lenders' reluctance
EconomyProgrammemeasures agreed at the June Eurogroup. The profits exceed 5 billion euros and are due to be paid back
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Greece's golden visa scheme brings revenues, but risks as well
EconomyFeaturessucceeded in attracting close to 5 billion euros of investments in property, financial assets
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Greek leaders' contrasting visions all a blur
Agorafrom 15 to 5 percent, a 30 percent cut in the ENFIA property tax over two years, reduction
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Banks submit new NPL targets to SSM, with sales leading way in reduction drive
EconomyBankingthan the European average of less than 5 percent. As Greece tries to woo back foreign investors
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Eurosystem funding down to 12.23 bln in September, banknotes rise for second month
EconomyMacroeconomywould be reduced further by around 200 million euros to 5 billion. Compared to September 2017
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Athens to send draft budget to Brussels after talks with IMF on pensions
EconomyProgrammeare necessary. It is expected that the matter will be resolved by the November 5 Eurogroup, once
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New details reveal what may have led to discrepancy in Athens Airport concession price
EconomyFeaturespension fund PSP (40 percent) and Copelouzos Group (5 percent). It was during these negotiations
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Athens aims for November agreement with lenders on pension cuts
EconomyProgrammein the civil service, as opposed to the 1:5 ratio that has been in place for the past few years
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