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  1. Yields rise, but Greek debt still partly shielded from market headwinds
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    Economy

    Instrument, whose activation and modalities remain rather vague. According to data presented by the ECB

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  2. Tailor-made Maastricht criteria for Greece?
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    Agora

    instrument), then each country will have a different ceiling for the deficit. Each country should

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  3. Lenders confident of being well-placed to overcome global banking sector turbulence

    EconomyBanking

    , noting that such issues will remain an instrument for additional own funds in the eurozone

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  4. On monetary policy and inflation targeting
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    Agora

    inflation. The nominal policy rate is the only instrument affecting activity, in this model, because

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  5. Where is Greek growth coming from?
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    Agora

    Democracy complained bitterly when Syriza first employed this instrument to achieve essentially a balanced

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  6. Mitsotakis urges EU to be proactive, PASOK looks for silver lining ahead of congress

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    financing mechanisms, including a common instrument modelled on the Recovery and Resilience

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  7. Greece positions itself as a pillar of European and NATO security
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    PoliticsForeign Policy

    of operational readiness within both NATO and the EU. Patriots A key instrument

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  8. One year of SYRIZA

    Agora

    was not having a clear idea of what it wanted to achieve or one, at least, that bore any connection... months of tense negotiations exactly what Tsipras wanted to achieve and how he wanted to achieve

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  9. How Greek banks could cut 2014 financing gap with a bond rollover
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    Economy

    of €28bn (Law 3723/2008), which consisted of two pillars: The first was related to capital

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  10. Has internal devaluation really helped Greek exports?

    Economy

    The performance of Greece’s exports has been one of the main disappointments of the troika-led program. One of the pillars of Greece’s adjustment was meant to be internal devaluation, which through a number of reforms that would stimulate growth, absorb the collapse of domestic demand and re-direct

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