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Newsletter 69 - 08/04/2016
) on an annual basis. The latest government plan also incorporates a lowering of the tax-free
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Greek bailout talks yet to conclude as start of IMF meetings approaches
EconomyProgramme, a cut in pensions is on the table with the latest government red line set at 1,300 euros (sum of main
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Greek ministers still hopeful of reaching deal with creditors this month
Economyloans (NPLs), but refrained from providing any details on the latest government proposal. One
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IMF sees 0.6 pct primary deficit in 2015, lowers debt forecast below 180 pct
EconomyIn its latest Fiscal Monitor report, the IMF refrained from providing its estimates on Greece’s public finances for 2016 onwards due to ongoing negotiations with the Greek government and the European partners. In addition, the IMF stressed that for 2015, data reflects its preliminary estimates
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S&P highlights risks for Greek banking sector
EconomyGreek banks still face higher economic risks than most banking sectors globally, while the country’s economic prospects remain highly uncertain, S&P notes in its latest report on local lenders released on Wednesday evening. Against this backdrop, the rating agency expects banks to book high credit
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Discontent in SYRIZA simmers as Tsipras seeks to conclude talks with creditors
PoliticsGreek Politics, in which he and his government were the victims of the intransigent creditors. The latest spat
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Athens links extra measures with debt relief in search for review compromise
PoliticsGreek Politics’s cohesion in the face of having to pass the latest austerity package.
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Club Med in Washington
Agorato rescue smaller financial institutions. The latest case concerns a combination of private lenders
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Press freedom ranking edges up but Tsipras yet to deliver, report finds
SocietyGreece is continuing its “long convalescence” in terms of media freedom but it remains to be seen whether the government can keep its promises to challenge the country’s media barons, the latest... promise be kept?” the report said in its paragraph on Greece [https://rsf.org/en/greece]. Ever since
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Elektroniki’s bankruptcy reflects struggles of consumer electronics sector
EconomyFeaturesguarding their savings. The latest consumer confidence report by the European Commission shows
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