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Updated Greek reform proposals see 2015 primary surplus reaching programme target 3 pct
EconomyProgrammeconclusion of the final review on the basis of this list, so that short-term funding issues may
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Will Tsipras move to centre stage to secure deal with lenders?
PoliticsGreek Politicsif there is to be a compromise to secure at least part of the remaining 7.2 billion euros in bailout funding it will need
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Greece: How events could unfold over the next few weeks
PoliticsGreek Politicsin pending bailout funding, this could trigger one of several developments. All of these events
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Lack of liquidity, political cost push Greek gov't to seek swift deal with lenders
PoliticsGreek Politicsand secure a disbursal of at least some of the 7.2 billion euros remaining in bailout funding
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Greek pensions: The thorniest issue in talks between Athens and lenders
EconomyProgrammeAs Greece and its lenders make a new push to conclude negotiations that could secure more bailout funding, it is certain that the country’s pension system will prove one of biggest obstacles to a deal. Following requests by Greece’s creditors, the previous government passed legislation that would
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The faces change, the issues remain the same
Agoraan agreement that would unlock funding for his liquidity-parched government. Following a brutal
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Parliament Budget Office sees Greece heading for recession on back of uncertainty
EconomyMacroeconomy. Taking into account the funding needs beyond 2015, the PBO concludes Greece would need additional
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Greece prepared to move on pension, labour reforms but details to be decisive
PoliticsGreek Politicsfunding. It also touches on the thorny issues of labour market and pension reform. These are the key
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Where has the money withdrawn from Greek banks gone?
Agorathe ELA funding available for Greek banks increased by 5.6 billion euros in April. This indirectly
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Fitch keeps Greece's rating at 'CCC'
Economyfor Greek banks are putting extreme pressure on the Greek government funding. Although Fitch expects
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