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  1. A Greek proposal that deserves to be heard
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    would fuel uncertainty, stretching the budget, draining liquidity, accelerating deposits flight

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  2. Greece deal hangs in balance as IMF sees major differences
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    sustainable. Rice highlighted that pension funds receive as subsidies from the state budget around 10

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  3. Greek talks go down to the wire as IMF raises major objections

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    or public sector wages, which make up about 80 percent of primary budget expenditure, this will make

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  4. Yes to the referendum, no to the way it's being held
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    pernicious than its budget deficits, including citizens in the decision-making process is a welcome tonic

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  5. IMF urges substantial debt relief for Greece

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    , the IMF suggests that other options include explicit annual transfers to the Greek budget or deep upfront

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  6. What this week's VAT changes mean for household budgets and public coffers
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    Accounting Office (GAO) report that accompanied this week’s bill, budget revenues are estimated

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  7. Bank holiday to end but capital controls remain and some transactions forbidden
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    Economy

    July. This will lead to an equivalent increase in the budget revenue shortfall. Another key issue

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  8. Greek politics to dash voters hopes again

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    an investment boost. The budget constraints and the programme’s restrictive targets remove the government from

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  9. After talks at UN, Tsipras returns to grind of parliamentary politics
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    national budget. It is worth remembering that before the elections the faction of the “53” advocated

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  10. IMF sees Greek debt above 200 pct of GDP in 2016, at 182 pct in 2020

    Economy

    with the Greek government’s debt forecasts, included in the 2016 draft budget tabled on Monday, is more

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