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  1. Greece's latest GDP figures and what to expect for the rest of the year
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    2015. As a result, GDP in the second half of 2015 (92.09 billion euros) was 0.9 percent lower than

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  2. Primary cash surplus to July falls to 2.4 bln, including arrears repayment of 1.1 bln

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    million less than half last year’s figure of 838 million. Earlier this week, the Finance Ministry

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  3. Mitsotakis tends to internal disputes ahead of renewed assault on Tsipras
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of the previous headquarters (9,800 vs 95,000). Given the party has debts of more than 200 million euros

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  4. Current account surplus almost doubles to 1 bln in June
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    and secondary income balances by 1.08 billion and 473 million respectively more than offsetting

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  5. Greek stocks down 2.6 pct on week, banks underperform for fifth straight week
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    and higher than expected revenues. However, revenues fell short of the target by 315 million

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  6. Drop in arrivals and spending impinge on H1 travel receipts
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    , receipts from Germany dropped by more than 13 percent and from France by 19.8 percent, offset

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  7. Central government debt climbs to 328.3 bln in Q2 on bailout tranche of 7.5 bln

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    by residual maturity remained almost stable with long-term (more than 5 years) debt making up around

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  8. Greece not seen meeting milestones soon, refugee rise may add to tension

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    daily arrivals on Aegean islands had dropped to less than 50 in the wake of the resettlement deal

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  9. Fitch affirms Greece’s rating at ‘CCC’

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    In its scheduled review published on Friday evening, Fitch affirmed Greece’s rating at ‘CCC’. It is worth noting that S&P has the highest rating (B-) on Greece, three notches above that of Moody’s (‘Caa3’) and two notches higher than Fitch. The rating agency commented that the fiscal performance

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  10. After joy of TV permit auction, Tsipras faces programme restrictions
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    that Athens should not expect anything more than short-term debt relief measures to be agreed over

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