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  1. Budget revenues rebound in August but shortfall remains at 4.2 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to 537 million in the 8-month period. The over-performance so far this year reflects lower primary

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  2. Newsletter 43 - 18/09/2015

    Newsletters

    frontrunners opt for a grand coalition. If SYRIZA wins, all the indications so far point to it approaching

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  3. Greek stocks gain 3.5 pct during week as investors wait for election fog to clear

    Economy

    of September. None of the banks has disclosed their reporting date so far

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  4. No time for Tsipras to celebrate as long list of tasks means pressure is on from start

    EconomyProgramme

    strongly objected this measure, none has presented so far equivalent revenue sources or cost savings

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  5. No let up ahead in terms of fiscal demands for new Greek government

    EconomyProgramme

    objected to the measure, none has presented so far equivalent revenue sources or cost savings to offset

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  6. Bank credit eases 1.6 pct in August on slightly accelerating negative flow
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    million in August from 607 million in July. The August figure is the highest negative reading so far

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  7. Where we stand in the Greek bank recapitalisation process
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    Economy

    . The few details on the process that have so far emerged mainly relate to the macroeconomic

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  8. If it's stability you're looking for...
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    Agora

    MPs are loyal, Independent Greeks is never far away from conflict or controversy. The resignation

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  9. Potami and PASOK look for next roles following contrasting poll results
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    on the left and far right. This is a further indication that there is not likely to be any kind

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  10. Greece near top of EU charts for proportion of population over 65 and 80
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    Society

    Bulgaria and Romania (both 10 percent) and far below the EU average of 42 percent. Of the few Greek

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