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  1. Greece's immediate focus on prior actions and growth plan
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    will be looking to use traditional and new funding tools for SMEs in economic activities where the country

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  2. Which way to the exit?

    Agora

    . There is ample funding available in the current programme to prepay these loans, all or in part

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  3. Concern over prior actions grows, debt talks approach crucial juncture
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    for Greece’s funding needs and borrowing costs. It stresses the three key debt-related challenges

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  4. After fourth review SLA, build-up to May 24 Eurogroup begins
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    EconomyProgramme

    some of the remaining funding available in the third programme’s envelope to buy out the loans the IMF

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  5. No breakthrough on debt talks at Eurogroup but June 21 goal remains

    EconomyProgramme

    the IMF board can decide whether to commit further funding to Greece. However, the exact cut-off point

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  6. Focus of banking sector commitments shift to NPL reduction, debt restructuring framework
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    are expected to submit a funding model for the medium-term and Bank of Greece (BoG) will be monitoring

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  7. Mitsotakis applies pressure over MoU exit and name talks
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    if Greece is not going to receive any more funding. Mitsotakis argued that next year’s pension cuts

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  8. More debt talks lined up but chances of IMF departure growing
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    to funding needs not exceeding 15 percent of GDP. Fiscal measures There may be some within the Greek

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  9. About last night
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    Agora

    agreed last summer, it sees Greece’s funding needs growing significantly after 2040. The IMF would have

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  10. IMF's Article IV conclusion outlines progress and remaining risks on road to recovery
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    to build up capital buffers along with further steps to mitigate liquidity and funding risks. The IMF has

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