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Newsletter 35 - 17/07/2015
require a capital injection up to 25 billion. Given that it is unlikely that this amount can
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ELA funding up by 9.2 bln in June, banknotes in circulation reach all-time high
EconomyMacroeconomythe other collaterals, these EFSF bonds can be regularly placed with the ECB for funding purposes. The rise
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S&P raises Greece’s rating by two notches in first upgrade since Sept 2014
Economy2016. The key question for the next years is whether Greece can attract foreign investment to upgrade
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Tension within SYRIZA growing, split looming ever closer
PoliticsGreek Politicscongress so any disagreements can be aired and resolved. A few hours later, ex-Energy Minister
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A breakdown of the funding needs involved in Greece's third bailout
EconomyProgramme. It is unlikely that this amount can be secured from the private sector so the European Commission
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New prior actions may prove obstacle as Athens talks intensify
PoliticsGreek Politicssince then. The lenders' side, however, appears to be expecting Greece to take more steps before it can
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Tsipras ponders delaying snap elections until debt relief talks start
PoliticsGreek Politics. Delaying snap elections could help strengthen the sense that a Tsipras-led government can cooperate
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On the agreement for a third bailout
AgoraMacroPolis editor Nick Malkoutzis speaks to Juliette Foster of Share Radio in the UK about the agreement between the Greek governemnt and its lenders on the third bailout and what we can expect in the days ahead. The subjects discussed also include the possibility of lenders, Germany in particular
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SYRIZA rebels launch new group, promising more discomfort for Tsipras
PoliticsGreek Politicsthough there is no way that he – like conservative leader Evangelos Meimarakis – can form a government
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A breakdown of Greece’s revised financing needs as part of its new ESM programme
EconomyProgrammethat 6.2 billion can be considered a permanent source of funding. Repo operations were conducted
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