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  1. Newsletter 254 -19/06/2020

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    billion. Net revenues came to 16.08 billion euros, below the aggregate target by 2.66 billion euros

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  2. Newsletter 255 -26/06/2020

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    billion euros. Net revenues came to 16.03 billion euros, below the aggregate target by 2.71 billion

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  3. Newsletter 258 -07/17/2020

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    came to 21.10 billion euros. Net revenues came to 19.23 billion euros, below the aggregate target

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  4. Primary cash balance deficit at 6.71 bln in June
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    expenditure came to 21.10 billion euros. Net revenues came to 19.23 billion euros, below the aggregate

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  5. OECD advocates closer look at health and capital quality of Greek banks
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    EconomyBanking

    of lending. NPEs are the main source of vulnerability as net of provisions they constitute 140 pct

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  6. Athens hoping for de-escalation in Aegean as it seeks pension backpay solution

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to the pensioners is estimated at 3.94 billion, net of taxes, levies and contributions

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  7. Fitch keeps rating at 'BB', sees GDP contraction of 7.9 pct in 2020
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    Economy

    to 185 pct of GDP by 2022. The external debt will reach 148.2 pct of GDP and the net international

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  8. Govt scrambles to prevent Covid-19 spreading further as holidaymakers return to cities
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    . According to Naftemporiki newspaper, authorities hope that three interventions will create a safety net

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  9. Primary cash deficit at 8.10 bln in July

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . Net revenues came to 23.1 billion euros, below the aggregate target by close to 5 billion euros

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  10. Mitsotakis seeks to reassure on foreign policy, spending plans

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    was doing its best to create a “safety net” for stricken workers and businesses, while managing

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