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Banks meet NPE targets in Q1 but mortgage reductions remain slow
EconomyMacroeconomyfallen by 14 percent, or 14.8 billion euros. Excluding off-balance sheet items, NPE stock
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Coalition plays down sub-tranche delay, opposition steps up pressure
PoliticsGreek Politics-term bond issue after the conclusion of the programme in the summer have been put off and amid
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PMI at 53.5 pts in June as Greek manufacturing sector finishes Q2 on a positive note
EconomyMacroeconomyhigh that output would grow in the next year as orders drove new production. Sentiment eased off
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Exclusion from QE confirmed, only ECB's reinvestment programme left
EconomyProgramme, the main obstacle was the sustainability of Greeceās debt which was not signed off by the IMF unless
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Greek banks push for return to normality
EconomyBankinghave fallen by 14 percent, or 14.8 billion euros. Excluding off-balance sheet items, NPE stock
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Budget primary surplus confirmed at 2.05 bln in July on lower PIB expenditure
EconomyMacroeconomylargely by a 4.8 percent fall in income tax revenues, which came to 5.78 billion and was off target
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Athens eyes cancellation of pension cuts as Tsipras prepares Thessaloniki package
EconomyProgrammethat the government will manage to put off the measures, to the surprise of its critics. Following
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Banks on track with NPE targets in Q2 as sales play bigger role
EconomyMacroeconomyfallen by 17.3 percent, or 18.6 billion euros. Excluding off-balance sheet items, NPE stock
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Tsipras pledges array of tax cuts, hopes for break on pensions
PoliticsGreek Politicsbrushed off concerns expressed by the Hellenic Federation of Industries (SEV) about the increase
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Lenders' visit concludes with no firm answer on pension cuts
EconomyProgrammeThe first post-programme inspection by the institutions is due to be wrapped up on Friday with no final decision on whether the pension cuts due to be implemented next year will be called off, but with the Greek government confident that it will be granted this concession by its lenders. Government
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