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

    Economy

    expectation, the rating agency says there is a risk of capital controls being introduced to curb deposit

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

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    durables (+9 percent) followed by capital goods (+7.1 percent), consumer non-durables (+6.1 percent

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  3. SYRIZA strife not a rebellion in the making yet
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    shadow. But Tsipras would also be forced to adopt capital controls, undermining chances

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  4. Greece holds back spending, rakes in one-off revenues for 2.1 bln primary surplus at end of April

    Economy

    to the fees paid by Greek banks in 2012 ahead of their capital increases. According to an amendment passed

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  5. Newsletter 28 - 29/05/2015

    Newsletters

    consultation until June 5, regarding the voluntary disclosure by taxpayers of undeclared capital

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  6. OECD slashes 2015 growth forecast to just 0.1 pct, raises unemployment and debt figures
    Photo via OECD on Flickr https://flic.kr/p/9Lr6kk

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    percent in 2016. Gross fixed capital formation is expected to improve by a modest 0.6 percent in 2015

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  7. Waiting for the hurricane
    Photo by Can Esenbel

    Agora

    (and burned) all its political capital in negotiating over 7.2 billion euros rather than focussing

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

    Economy

    capital controls and issue a parallel currency alongside the euro, according to S&P. The rating

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  9. Greece and lenders fail to bridge their differences in Brussels

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    must be reached, their presence in the Belgian capital suggested that the Greek leader is making

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  10. Industry turnover down by 2.3 pct in April for sixth straight fall

    Economy

    goods (+9 percent) followed by capital goods (+6 percent), consumer non-durables (+2.6 percent

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