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  1. Wages index edges up YoY in Q1 after sinking by 24.8 pct since 2010

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    beaten by that of Cyprus (-7.9 percent). In addition, Greece and Cyprus are the only two countries

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  2. Increased revenues push Greek budget primary surplus up to 2.28 bln at end of July

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    and means that the primary surplus target was beaten by 1.48 billion euros. The fiscal performance

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  3. Tsipras softens stance on coalition options as leaders head to debate

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    messages and that Meimarakis has beaten him to this particular political ground. Voters will get

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  4. Coalition ministers, MPs wrestle with implications of Eurogroup agreement
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    a discount until now. He was beaten to it, though, by Defence Minister Panos Kammenos, who leads

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  5. Newsletter 107 - 17/02/2017

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    be beaten, the coalition can implement measures aimed at lightening the burden for taxpayers. The kind

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  6. Athens and lenders left with gap to bridge ahead of Eurogroup
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    if the primary surplus target is beaten. There has been no indication that Athens and its lenders

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  7. Tsipras faces heavy lifting to finalise deal and get party approval
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    surplus target is beaten. On the issue of fiscal goals, Tzanakopoulos called on Berlin to temper its

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  8. Athens braces for return of lenders, discussion about measures
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    . “If the annual fiscal target is seen being missed or beaten, the positive fiscal measures will be increased

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  9. Institutions back in Athens to resume review, agree new measures
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    being missed or beaten, the positive fiscal measures will be increased or contained accordingly,” he

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  10. Tsipras and Mitsotakis cheer Macron win, hope to benefit
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    Prime Minister and Alexis Tsipras and New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis appear to see the victory of Emmanuel Macron in France’s presidential election as a potential boost for their political hopes. Tsipras tweeted shortly after it emerged that Macron had beaten far-right rival Marine Le Pen

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