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ECB refuses Greek government bonds as collateral: What does it mean?
Economy(at the end of September) would no longer be eligible for ECB funding as of March 1 following a previous ECB
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What are the implications of the ECB's decision for Greek banks?
Economy, state-guaranteed bank bonds (pillar II) would not be ECB-eligible as of March 1. The cash value of those
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Commission sees political uncertainty hurting recovery, growth reaching 2.5 pct in 2015
Economysomewhat weaker in 2014 and stronger in 2015 mainly attributed to SMP profits of 1 percent of GDP, which
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The alternative of (tax-based) capital controls for Greece
Agoraincentives (1) to delay outflows and (2) to bring back outflows within a fixed time limit, say
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Greek stocks tumble, bond yields rise in wake of Tsipras speech
Economy. The 10-year bond yield showed a lower increase by almost 1 pp to 11.28 percent. Investors remain nervous
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What we've got here is a failure to communicate
Agoraas suggesting that Greece’s primary surpluses should be 1 to 1.5 percent of GDP, which is a far cry
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Greece and eurozone edge towards deal but details remain sketchy
PoliticsGreek Politicswere 1.3 billion euros short of their target last year and almost 1 billion behind schedule
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Investors' hopes of eurozone deal boost Greek stocks and bonds
Economyby more than 1 pp to 9.18 percent.
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Greek funding needs add to pressure in talks between Athens and lenders
EconomyProgrammeif revenues continue to fall short of their target. In January, public revenues were almost 1 billion euros
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Greek current account deficit grows in Dec, 2014 surplus at 1.66 bln
EconomyMacroeconomyin December from surplus of 20.8 million last year. Travel receipts rose by a mere 1 percent last
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