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  1. Greek current account deficit rises to 709 mln in February

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    with the funding ability of export-oriented companies as well as the widening of the tourist base to the new

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  2. Greek 2013 primary surplus confirmed at 1.5 bln euros

    Economy

    in 2014, the achievement of fiscal targets and the elimination of funding gap in 2014 are compatible

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  3. Greek central government debt inches down to 320.42 bln in Q1

    Economy

    Management Agency offered repos to cover short-term funding gaps. The debt structure showed marginal changes

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  4. Fitch upgrades Greek credit rating to B with stable outlook

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    options for covering any funding gap. According to Fitch, these options involve the use of subsector

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  5. BoG sees encouraging signs for Greek economy but warns on reforms

    Economy

    regaining access to alternative funding sources, such as corporate bond issues, increased absorption of EU

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  6. HFSF 2013 annual report unveils accumulated losses of 15.1 bln and potential recovery value of 34.4 bln

    EconomyBanking

    impairments of investments and receivables of 4.16 billion and provision charges for funding gap of 161

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  7. Greek-German relations: Perception versus reality

    Agora

    with solid funding support, thus providing the IfG with a credit guarantee of 100 million euros

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  8. Electricity strike nipped in bud, leaving political loose ends

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to complete to receive further bailout funding and fears that the strike would be a rallying point

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  9. Greece raised lower than expected amount from 3-year bond issue, yield at the high end

    Economy

    proceeds, those amounts would cover a large part of the funding gap in August.

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  10. EU Task Force sees progress on reforms and structural funds in Greece

    EconomyProgramme

    . Funding of 350 million from the EU Youth Employment Initiative and the European Social Fund

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