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  1. Newsletter 251 -22/05/2020

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    in the form of an extended mortgage subsidy payment, covering all borrowers affected by the pandemic

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  2. Exposure to tourism sector a concern for banks despite effort to save season
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    EconomyBanking

    came to 31.4 percent. It was 61.9 percent in catering, one of the highest across all business sectors

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  3. The Agora Podcast - Episode 2 (Tourism, but not as we know it)

    Agora

    , The Agora, which has been a forum for discussing all kinds of issues over a number of years. We’ll

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  4. Newsletter 252 -29/05/2020

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    , it is proposed that the state subsidises salaries by 40 percent and covers all social security

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  5. Govt and opposition stake out positions on pandemic impact measures
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    subsidises salaries by 40 percent and covers all social security contributions. Around 3.7 billion euros

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  6. Athens welcomes volume, form of Commission's pandemic recovery plan

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    the pandemic crisis will impact essentially all facets of economic activity in the EU, from companies

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  7. Economic sentiment at 88.5 in May, consumer confidence begins to stabilise
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    of -33.3 was noted. During May, deteriorations were noted in almost all underlying components. Industry

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  8. Alpha Bank posts net loss of 10.9 mln in Q1
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    EconomyBanking

    percent of all successful auctions, while third parties accounted for the remainder. Management also

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  9. The Agora Podcast - Episode 3 (Europe in recovery mode)

    Agora

    blog section, The Agora, which has been a forum for discussing all kinds of issues over a number

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  10. Credit growth in April marks first two successive months of expansion since 2010
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    in November 2010 at 0.5 percent before dropping into negative territory in all of the following years

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