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  1. Does Greece need a third programme?
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    Agora

    implementation delays and administrative deficits are distinct concerns the privatisation process

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  2. Target revisions leave 880 mln budget shortfall in Oct despite 2.6 bln primary surplus
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    Economy

    Greece’s budget execution showed a primary surplus of 2.65 billion euros in the 10-month period, according to the final data released by the Ministry of Finance (MoF) on Tuesday. This is 249 million higher than preliminary figures due to the incorporation of privatisation proceeds of 269 million

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  3. Fitch keeps Greek rating at 'B' but downgrades outlook to negative

    Economy

    investors. However, Fitch notes that under a SYRIZA-led government the privatisation programme would most

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  4. First signs from new Greek government point to awkward meetings with lenders
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    EconomyProgramme

    The first signs of the new Greek government intentions on the economic front were already indicated right after its formation. The Alternate Minister for Shipping Theodore Dritsas told reporters – before he was sworn in – that the privatisation process for Piraeus Port Authority (OLP

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  5. Greek market jitters evident as investors dump shares and bonds
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    Economy

    in the Thessaloniki Port Authority, which is also scheduled for privatisation, suffered even heavier losses

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  6. Greek stocks recover some losses after turbulent start to week

    Economy

    back a number of reforms and privatisation plans. Banks that suffered huge losses of 26.7 percent

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  7. Beyond economic policy, new Greek coalition starts setting out agenda

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    too far to be cancelled by the new government. Lafazanis raised questions about the privatisation

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  8. Greek stocks and bond yields recover on hopes of deal with eurozone

    Economy

    proceed with its privatisation, although the Finance Ministry later rejected the story. Mytilineos

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  9. Greece's key pledges and requests at the Eurogroup meetings
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    privatisation was reversed could not be further from the truth. Indeed, quite the opposite holds

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  10. Greece sees lower primary surplus at 0.3 pct for 2014, fiscal challenges remain

    EconomyProgramme

    (table 3.4), with one amendment on the privatisation revenues of around 300 million. However

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