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Updated Greek reform proposals see 2015 primary surplus reaching programme target 3 pct
EconomyProgramme. On social security reforms, the MoF reiterates interventions with a total cost in excess of 1 billion euros
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Greece to pay IMF but concluding negotiations will be a tougher task
PoliticsGreek Politicsof the aircraft – worth a total of around 500 million euros - had been agreed by a previous
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Unpaid taxes ease to 1.16 bln in Feb, collections progress at stable rate
EconomyMacroeconomyestimated that from the total outstanding tax debt, which involves more than 3.5 million taxpayers
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ECB's negative opinion on foreclosure bill creates another obstacle in bailout talks
EconomyProgrammenot exceed 50,000 euros (from 35,000 previously). 2) The total value of movable and immovable assets must
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This is where Greek gov't could find cash to cover May's obligations
EconomyProgramme-Bill rollovers in March with a total amount of 150-200 million. The second major debt obligation
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Greece: How events could unfold over the next few weeks
PoliticsGreek Politicsin private sector deposits (15 percent of the total) withdrawn between December and February plus
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Greece is gasping for a deal
Agoraeuros (or 15 percent of total deposits) between December and February. Deposit outflows have slowed
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Greek banks’ loan quality is deteriorating
Economybillion increase in NPL stock is equivalent to the total in NPLs that were added throughout the whole
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Lack of liquidity, political cost push Greek gov't to seek swift deal with lenders
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe meeting between Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and German Chancellor in Brussels on Thursday appeared to confirm that there is a gradual, but not total, convergence between the institutions and Athens, which seems increasingly alarmed by its lack of liquidity. The reports coming out
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What higher ECB haircuts on collateral could mean for Greek banks' liquidity
Economy, bringing the total additional liquidity amount to slightly less than 50 billion. Even if we assume
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