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  1. S&P leaves Greece a notch away from investment grade as outlook blurs
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    Economy

    reforms continue, combined with macro and fiscal outcomes that beat estimates. On the other hand

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  2. Newsletter 368 - 03/02/2023

    Newsletters

    , with the prospect of higher growth than initial estimates assuming no severe geopolitical developments

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  3. SYRIZA homes in on sleaze allegations while courting political centre

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    for SYRIZA, with estimates suggesting the party needs to attract around 5-6 pct to mount a real

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  4. Tsipras pitches SYRIZA election manifesto as basis for progressive coalition
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    , mentioning estimates as high as 83 billion euros. In a recent interview with Skai TV, Tsipras put

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  5. Newsletter 384 - 09/06/2023

    Newsletters

    as a boost in previous quarters became a brake on growth. By most estimates, the rest of the GDP

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  6. Mitsotakis makes final push for comfortable majority as small parties hold key
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    projection, Alco estimates that ND will receive between 39.8 and 43.8 pct, while SYRIZA will range from

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  7. Greece aiming to agree updated migration deal with Turkey

    PoliticsForeign Policy

    refugees (according to unofficial estimates, there are currently 10 million refugees - not only from

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  8. S&P awards investment grade, bringing arduous cycle for economy to a close
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    Economy

    will continue to deliver primary surpluses that will define the debt trajectory. The agency estimates

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  9. Newsletter 399 - 27/10/2023

    Newsletters

    . The PDMA estimates that this virtuous cycle could bring demand of up to 7 billion euros for Greek

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  10. After Greece clambers back to investment grade, what lies ahead?

    Agora

    strictly follow in fund allocation. The PDMA estimates that this virtuous cycle could bring demand of up

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