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  1. European Commission sees some progress in Greece's market reforms
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    performance across all economies across time, from 33 percent in the 2011 Doing Business Report to 11

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  2. Greek deposits up 0.6 pct to 164.23 bln in August, which sees year's highest inflows

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    monthly reading for this year. It is the first time since December 2012 that all three key categories

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  3. Greek debt: A case of learned helplessness?
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    in the German press was as much as all the other German banks combined. For how long are we going

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  4. Greece's troika talks begin with apparent deal on 2015 surplus
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    to incorporate all the reductions announced by Prime Minister Antonis Samaras at the Thessaloniki

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  5. Election drums beating louder in Greece
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    The possibility of snap general elections being called is never far away in Greece: After all, the country has not had elections at the end of a full term since June 1989. Over the last few months there has been increasing speculation about Greece going to the polls again early next year

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  6. Greek time deposit rates fall further in August

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    ) slightly increased to 14.46 percent. Overall, the average loan rate in all business segments fell

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  7. DIMAR won't vote for coalition's presidential candidate, wants SYRIZA alliance
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    to remain on hold because all the recent opinion polls have shown Democratic Left well below the 3 percent

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  8. DIMAR left in disarray after failed attempt to oust Kouvelis

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    is looking for at least another 26 votes and the DIMAR camp will only yield a few of these, if any at all

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  9. ‘We’re dying to pay our taxes’
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    Greeks. “It’s a lesson to all those Germans who think Greeks are freeloaders. We are actually dying

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  10. Troika leaves with key issues pending and clock ticking for coalition

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    of the labour market have not been discussed at all. The government has drawn so called “red lines

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