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  1. For 2026, PDMA sticks to debt strategy that proved successful previously

    Economy

    to achieve four main objectives: Enhancing market access, containing funding costs and debt related risks... and maintaining regular market operations. The funding costs and risks containment will be achieved... risks. Greece’s total funding needs for the year are estimated at 24.68 billion euros, broken down

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  2. Greek deposits edge up for second month in April, reach 161.3 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ’ deposit base has not improved in 2014, their reliance on Eurosystem funding has retreated by 11 billion... in May. Lower funding from the ECB is attributed to higher interbank lending and continued... respectively in the past two months. Greek banks should gradually replace the bulk of ECB funding

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  3. Alpha Bank posts loss of 94.1 mln in Q1
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    EconomyBanking

    loan NII mainly due to deleveraging offset by lower deposit expense and funding cost. Deposit repricing coupled with lower Eurosytem funding cost is expected to have a positive impact of circa 350... end of the market. Like Eurobank and National, Alpha eliminated its ELA funding in May, while

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  4. Finance Ministry challenges SYRIZA's plans for economy, ups cost
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    Economy

    billion. Revenues Another major issue highlighted by the MoF involves the funding of SYRIZA’s measures... that tackling tax evasion requires a long time to bear fruit, while the other funding sources identified by SYRIZA are not realistic. The government argues this would create an imminent funding gap that would

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  5. Greek gg primary cash surplus at 2.2 bln in 2014, arrears down to 3.75 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . This funding source was utilised for the first time in Q1 2014 and relates to intra-government funding... Greek banks’ zero reliance on ELA funding as of May. However, this figure is expected to rise again... by the Hellenic Republic as collaterals for ECB funding as of February 11. The breakdown of guarantees

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  6. S&P acts in wake of ECB decision and downgrades Greek rating to B-

    Economy

    to switch their ECB funding to ELA, although the continuity of ELA funding to Greek banks, including... lenders will conclude, with sufficient official funding flows to meet financial obligations. However, S&P could lower its rating on Greece if it perceives that official funding has been curtailed

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  7. Eurobank posts loss of 523.7 mln in Q4 2014
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    EconomyBanking

    international activities. Eurosystem funding rose to 12.5 billion in Q4, while jumped to 29 billion by February... outflows of 5 billion and lack of marker repos renewals of 9.1 billion. ELA funding reached 19.5 billion in February making up two-thirds of total Eurosystem funding. The bank also disclosed it has ELA

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  8. National Bank posts net loss of 1.1 bln in Q4
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    EconomyBanking

    . As already evident in the results of the other three Greek banks, NBG’s Eurosystem funding rose... is made up by ECB funding of 9.7 billion (primarily EFSF bonds) and ELA funding of 13.3 billion. The bank noted it has a liquidity buffer of around 15 billion mostly for ELA funding with 44 percent of ELA

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  9. Deposit outflow rises to 4.7 bln in April as balances drop to lowest since Sept 2004
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of Greek banks’ Eurosystem funding to 112.84 billion at the end of April, up by 68 billion on the end-November figure of 44.85 billion. Two-thirds of Central Bank funding relate to ELA funding (74.4 billion) and the remaining one-third to ECB funding (38.5 billion) almost entirely comprised by EFSF

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  10. A Greek proposal that deserves to be heard
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    Agora

    and repayments to the International Monetary Fund that create a major funding hump of around 24... reduce its funding needs in the mid-term and help Greece regain market access through eligibility for the ECB’s quantitative easing (QE) programme. Using European Stability Mechanism funding

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