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  1. Second post-MoU review set to begin as Athens eyes return to bond markets
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    at a yield of 3.5 to 3.75 percent, helping Athens to repay some of its International Monetary Fund

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  2. Newsletter 191 -25/01/2018

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    to repay some of its International Monetary Fund loans, which carry a higher interest rate, early

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  3. Banks and government inching towards new framework to protect primary homes

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    homeowners have to repay each month. It has set aside 150 million euros this year for this purpose

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  4. Greece attracts strong interest and yield below 4 pct for first 10-year bond since 2010
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    of about 26 billion euros. The PDMA has hinted to its intention to use some of those funds to repay

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  5. Newsletter 197 -8/03/2019

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    . The PDMA has hinted to its intention to use some of those funds to repay ahead of time debt held

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  6. PDMA releases details of 10-year bond, highlighting strong interest
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    to use some of those funds to repay ahead of time debt held by more expensive official creditors

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  7. Newsletter 198 -15/03/2019

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    to repay the Fund. The IMF acknowledges that the Greek economic recovery is ongoing, with GDP growth

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  8. Fears and reassurances over PPC's dire finances
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    of bank loans which it is struggling to repay, as well as unpaid bills approaching 2.4 billion euros

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  9. SYRIZA looks to eat further into ND's poll lead in final week of campaign
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    almost 4 million debtors to repay unpaid taxes in up to 120 instalments is also due to be launched

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  10. Eurozone set to give next govt until Sept to address fiscal issues

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    some of its loans from the International Monetary Fund. Athens had been planning to repay close to 4

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