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  1. Tsipras focussed on MoU exit in 2018 but will have to avoid pitfalls
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    in SYRIZA’s ratings since the conclusion of the second review last summer, Tsipras will expect an even

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  2. Credit contraction unchanged at 0.9 pct in November

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    for a second month by 79.5 million and came to 6.58 billion euros in total. Loans to sole proprietors

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  3. Busy January ahead for coalition, which rebuffs accusations over Turkish airmen
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to the markets by issuing a new bond. The second is that Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is expected to reshuffle

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  4. Trade deficit narrows by 11.5 pct in November on higher exports, slower import rise
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    euro mark for a second straight month. The breakdown by geography showed that imports from EU

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  5. Economic sentiment reaches 101 pts in Dec, highest in more than 3 years
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    Greece’s economic sentiment (ESI) had one of its most marked improvement of 2017 in the final months of the year, when it edged up by 2.6 points to 101 from 98.4 in November, European Commission (EC) figures revealed on Monday. December was the second time that sentiment crossed the 100-mark

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  6. General govt primary cash surplus at 7.15 bln in Nov, arrears reduced further
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    the 40-billion mark for a second month this year. The fall originates almost entirely from a fall in Emergency

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  7. Industrial production shows growth of 0.8 pct in November
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ). The seasonally adjusted IPI fell by 0.2 percent, the second consecutive decline in as many months

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  8. Athens set to profit from falling borrowing costs as yields drop ahead of review completion
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    Greek borrowing costs have dropped significantly as the country nears the completion of what is meant to be its final adjustment programme. Greece’s yields started de-escalating in June 2017 following much volatility in the first half of the year as the second programme review remained deadlocked

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  9. How Greece sleepwalked off a cliff in 2009, in black and white

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    in the second half of the year would be reduced by 4.5 percentage points. The cash deficit up

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  10. Budget primary surplus at 1.97 bln in 2017 on strong underspend
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    basis, the primary balance for December was negative for a second consecutive month and came

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