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  1. Strong rebound of 7.7 pct in week for Greek stocks with jump in trading activity

    Economy

    by Alpha (+17.5 percent) and Eurobank (+16.1 percent). Double-digit growth was also recorded by OPAP

    9%

  2. Greek stocks down 4.2 pct over week on global and local concerns

    Economy

    by Eurobank (-20.4 percent), Piraeus (-20.2 percent) and Alpha (-13.6 percent). The average daily turnover

    9%

  3. Greek stocks down by 8.9 pct over week amid concerns of slow review

    Economy

    by the core banks: Eurobank (-27 percent), Alpha (-25.7 percent), Piraeus (-24.9 percent) and NBG (-18.5

    9%

  4. Greek stocks plunge 7.9 pct, banks tumble 24.3 pct
    Photo by Can Esenbel [http://www.mundanepleasure.com/]

    Economy

    losses were recorded by Eurobank (-29.2 percent), NBG (-29.1 percent), Piraeus (-27.2 percent

    9%

  5. Greek stocks nosedive 9.8 pct over week amid bank sell-off

    Economy

    (-2 percent). In contrast, the top-3 losers were three of the four systemic banks, namely Eurobank

    9%

  6. Greek stocks reverse recent downward trend with 7.5 pct rise on Monday

    Economy

    percent in the past two weeks, surged 24.8 percent on Monday, mainly led by Eurobank (+29.9 percent

    9%

  7. HFSF Q3 report shows 23 bln valuation losses in Greek banks
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    EconomyBanking

    ) in Alpha, to 2.38 percent (from 35.41 percent) in Eurobank, to 40.39 percent (from 66.93 percent

    9%

  8. Current account deficit falls to 780 mln in Dec and 7.5 mln in 2015

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    mainly reflecting an inflow of 350 million related to Fairfax’s participation in Eurobank capital

    9%

  9. Newsletter 63 - 19/02/2016

    Newsletters

    , Eurobank is due to publish results on March 2, followed by Alpha and Piraeus on March 3 and 9

    9%

  10. Greek stocks rebound 5.8 pct over week

    Economy

    that bank shares have plummeted 53.8 percent. Top gainers this week included: Eurobank (+22.5 percent

    9%