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  1. Omnibus bill goes to Parliament as Greece seeks to unlock 2 bln sub-tranche

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    it initially indicated it expects incremental revenues of 200 million. 7) Abolition of taxpayers

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  2. Newsletter 47 - 16/10/2015

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    of these measures. It did not say where the projected revenues of 200 million euros from the rental

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  3. Cash primary surplus contracts 2.9 pct to 2.68 bln on weak revenues in Sept

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    period, 200 million above the respective budget figure of 4.98 billion. The September figure of 74

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  4. Sharp increase for Greek bank provisions in Q2 due to capital shortfall highlighted by ECB

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    of the AQR outcome. As a result, the bank posted net loss of 1.27 billion in Q2 from 200 million

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  5. Coalition in rush to wrap up pending bailout issues
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    fetch annual revenues of more than 200 million. Citing government sources, press reports note

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  6. OECD sees recession in 2015-16, stresses need for reform implementation

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    recapitalisation is expected to bring debt to GDP ratio at 190 percent in 2015 and further to 200 percent

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  7. Greece, lenders reach deal to secure bailout sub-tranche and bank recap funds
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    be a tax on OPAP games aiming to fetch revenues of around 200 million. Tsakalatos said that the remaining

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  8. Banks reveal new capital structures, ex-bondholders sell shareholdings

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    200 million euros, almost fivefold the average daily turnover in the previous sessions

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  9. Newsletter 65 - 04/03/2016

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    stand at more than 200 million euros, and carry out its other functions. Mitsotakis sees the task

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  10. OECD sees potential for recovery in Greek economy, stresses benefits from reforms
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    forecasts by 8-10 percentage points to 191.6 percent (from 200 percent) in 2016 and to 187.1 percent

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