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Why can't Greece be more like Cyprus?
Agoraflocking to Cyprus, reportedly in their thousands, to set up shop. There can be no doubt that the tax
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Dispute over handouts drags on, allowing tension with creditors to rise
PoliticsGreek PoliticsThe Greek government looks set to respond to the institutions’ apprehension about Greek commitment to the programme and its fiscal targets after Christmas, according to reports on Friday. The pledges that Greece’s lenders are seeking from Athens were dispatched on Thursday but it seems that Finance
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Mindful of role, Athens gears up for Cyprus Conference
PoliticsForeign Policyon the issues of security and guarantees. No preparation has been made so far. Athens has set
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Deposits edge up to 124.8 bln in Nov on marginal inflows of 12 mln
EconomyMacroeconomyfollowing the implementation of a set of milestones. In addition, non-euro area residents posted
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In latest review of loan quality, BoG says capital ratios to remain high after targeted NPE reduction
EconomyBankingbanks are set to retain high capital ratios even under the worst-case scenario. In addition, their high
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Stocks drop 1.3 pct during week with light trading volumes
Economyeuros per share, which implies a yield of 1.8 percent. The ex-capital return date was set on March 20
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Cat and mouse: Greece and Schaeuble
AgoraOne of the things that makes children laugh at Tom and Jerry cartoons is the ingenious ways that Jerry finds to set Tom up. But the real punchline, and the most laughter, is generated by Tom’s inexplicable ability to fall for Jerry’s stunts all the time. In the game of cat and mouse between Greece
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PBO warns of recovery risks, fourth bailout and possible default
EconomyMacroeconomythat would create the appropriate economic, business and social environment could set the basis
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Tsipras facing limited options as he waits for signs from IMF
PoliticsGreek Politicsto reach an agreement in time for the February 20 Eurogroup, which was set as an unofficial
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Athens accepts review's toughest fronts remain open
EconomyProgramme. Reports on Wednesday suggest the institutions will write to Athens this week to set out
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