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Newsletter 63 - 19/02/2016
, the Bank of Greece said the European Central Bank decided to lower the emergency liquidity assistance
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Greeks’ mutual mistrust eases, survey indicates
Societypercent with a lower education), urban dwellers (22 percent compared to 16 percent for rural dwellers
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PMI falls 1.6 pts to 48.4 in February
EconomyMacroeconomyby farmers’ blocks. Depleting outstanding business also led to lower employment but job shedding
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Bailout review to continue in Athens, lenders identify key tasks ahead
EconomyProgrammeCommission (EC) had a lower figure of 3 percent. In addition, the government’s estimates were
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Trade deficit drops 5.1 pct in January, exports down 8.1 pct
EconomyMacroeconomythe January rate was slightly lower than the 7.9 percent drop recorded in December. In absolute terms
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Greece and lenders seen making progress on privatisation fund but not on NPLs
EconomyProgrammewould amount to 25 billion, while the final amount was notably lower at 5.4 billion. On the issue
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Greek banks: Taking stock of a rough 2015 and looking at what lies ahead
Agoraon ELA funding and lower funding cost. In addition, fees are expected to grow at a double-digit
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Revenues of 1 pct of GDP targeted from changes to income tax and solidarity levy
Economythe tax-free threshold, which they do not benefit from no either. This would lead to a lower tax burden
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Piraeus Port Authority announces profit increase for 2015
EconomyBankingmillion, showing a slight decrease of 4.26 percent, attributed to lower stevedoring and warehousing
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Wages index edges up 0.4 pct in Q4 of 2015
EconomyMacroeconomyagreements, lower minimum wages and shift towards more flexible forms of work. Meanwhile, a number of salary
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