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Mitsotakis rules out roles for relatives, Tsipras mulls way out of pension cuts
PoliticsGreek Politicsif the International Monetary Fund does not join Greece’s programme with new funding. The IMF made it clear
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Newsletter 143
Monetary Fund does not join the programme with funding. Reports over the past few days suggested that Prime
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Lenders wait for prior actions to be completed, Athens expects 4.5-bln tranche
EconomyProgrammefunding needs between February and June, while another 1.5 billion euros will be set aside for paying
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SYRIZA looks towards bailout finishing line and beyond
PoliticsGreek Politicsnot commit further funding to the Greek programme, Athens will be able to convince the European lenders
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Newsletter 147 -19/01/2018
for further stand-by funding would mean the Eurogroup also having to agree. Eurozone member states do
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Athens set for 6.7 bln bailout tranche, talks on post-MoU framework
EconomyProgrammeMonday’s Eurogroup is expected to confirm that the third review has been completed and that Athens will be able to receive its next tranche of bailout funding once a few remaining prior actions are settled. Reports from last Friday’s Euro Working Group (EWG) suggested that the technocrats advising
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European Commission keeps DSA broadly same, stresses need for relief
EconomyProgrammeand the funding strategy to reduce interest rate is to be implemented in 2018. Additionally, Greece is expected
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Brussels sets out guide for post-MoU financing needs, cash buffer
EconomyProgrammeof European Stability Mechanism funding for this purpose. The report recommends maintaining the 18.4
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IMF sticks to reform, debt relief demands as programme role remains in doubt
EconomyProgramme” but has not committed any funding to Greece’s third bailout, meaning that an instalment of 1.6
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Greek banks complete first round of covered bond issues
EconomyBanking. “Furthermore, it contributes significantly to the implementation of the Bank’s business goal for funding
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