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Newsletter 236 -24/01/2020
year to implement its tax plans. While cuts to the ENFIA property tax could be self-funding
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Fitch raises Greece to 'BB,' two notches from investment grade, sees growth at 2.5 pct in 2020
Economyinflows improved the liquidity and funding profiles of the domestic lenders. The banks’ capital base
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Strong performance of 15-year bond bodes well for market strategy
Economy. If this positive mood persists it seems highly likely that the PDMA will try to implement its full-year funding
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Authorities struggle with islanders' resistance to closed centres for migrants
PoliticsGreek Politics, for which funding is being sought from the EU. Coronavirus Meanwhile, at least one the government’s
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Greece gets EU show of support, emergency funds for migration
PoliticsGreek Politicsof applications and decongest the islands. It is also notable that the latest emergency funding announced
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Athens sees diplomatic progress and obstacles on migration
PoliticsForeign Policyrelated to the current situation. The Council also welcomes the additional EU funding to Greece
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Amid Eurogroup stalemate, Athens focusses on extra liquidity available after ECB move
Economylending was in the region of 12 billion euros, with ECB funding taking up just short of 10 billion euros
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IMF sees 2020 GDP contraction at 10 pct, budget deficit at 9 pct due to virus impact
EconomyMacroeconomypurposed, and ring-fenced, to cover debt funding needs.
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Snap election scenarios circulate as ND's pandemic response fuels surge in polls
PoliticsGreek Politics. With funding for relief measures budgeted over a period of three months, June is seen as a pivotal point
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Fitch keeps Greece at 'BB' but revises outlook to stable with eye on Covid-19 impact
Economy. If the funding needs will be covered by debt issues then the debt this year will exceed 200 pct of GDP
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