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Greek banks’ loan quality is deteriorating
Economyfor the full recognition of those DTCs could exert further pressure on the banks’ capital base. *This analysis
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China-Greece: One belt, one road?
Agorarelations. *This analysis appeared in Friday's e-newsletter. Subscribers can receive the newsletter
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Greece hopes to catch break from ECB as IMF puts its foot down
PoliticsGreek Politicsoriginally been planned. This would undermine the IMF’s debt sustainability analysis, which is also
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The lenders proposals on debt and funding needs that Greeks will vote on in referendum
EconomyProgrammeGreek Parliament has published (in Greek) the preliminary debt sustainability analysis (DSA) as well as another document with Greece’s financing needs and timetable of disbursements that accompanied the institutions proposal to Athens on June 25. These documents along with the prior actions
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IMF urges substantial debt relief for Greece
EconomyProgrammeThe International Monetary Fund published late on Tuesday an update of the preliminary debt sustainability analysis (DSA) that was released on June 26, arguing that Greek debt has become highly unsustainable. The IMF stresses that the closure of Greek banks and the imposition of capital controls
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A breakdown of the funding needs involved in Greece's third bailout
EconomyProgrammeanalysis released earlier this week, the IMF sees the country’s needs slightly higher at 85 billion
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Some snags remain in discussion with lenders over new privatisation scheme
EconomyProgrammeDebt Sustainability Analysis (DSA) of June 26, privatisation proceeds would reach 0.5 billion euros
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This is the government's strategy on banks and NPLs as part of third bailout
Economy(HFSF) will provide an analysis aiming to determine the non-regulatory limitations and obstacles
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Greece commits to ambitious privatisation targets as part of new bailout
EconomyProgramme. In its preliminary Debt Sustainability Analysis (DSA) of June 26, the International Monetary Fund
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European Commission's Greek DSA sees recession ahead, debt becoming unsustainable
EconomyProgrammeAhead of the Eurogroup meeting on Friday, the European Commission prepared an updated Debt Sustainability Analysis (DSA), which was published by the Wall Street Journal. Real GDP is expected to contract by 2.3 percent in 2015 and by another 1.3 percent in 2016, before turning to growth of 2.7
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