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  1. Review completion and SMP redemptions will decide Greece's QE eligibility
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    EconomyProgramme

    20 percent will be taken on by the ECB. The ECB will not buy more than 33 percent of the issuer’s

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  2. Newsletter 12 - 23/01/2015

    Newsletters

    until July 2015. Implicitly, it is thereby giving the Greek authorities the opportunity to buy time

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  3. In decision to ally with Independent Greeks, Tsipras takes high risk option

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    in December that there was an attempt to buy the vote of one of its MPs during the presidential ballot

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  4. After rocky start, some political backing for SYRIZA but ECB holds key
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    might not be in a position to buy the T-Bills the government would have to issue over the next few

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  5. Another euro stitch unpicked
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    Agora

    in the sense that it goes against Greece's proposal to buy time in the negotiation process. In the end

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  6. Everybody be cool
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    Agora

    to buy into the idea that this noise is reason enough to convince anyone that the appropriate path from

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  7. Car registrations resume upward trend in August rising by 20.1 pct
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    from customers to buy cars amid fears for Grexit or imposition of capital controls and deposit haircut

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  8. No further damage for Tsipras in second vote as SYRIZA stand-off continues

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    to help the government buy more time to prepare itself for a new showdown with creditors. During

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  9. Newsletter 56 - 18/12/2015

    Newsletters

    that the first stage includes the spin-off of ADMIE from the Public Power Corporation (PPC) and its buy

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  10. Greece close to agreement that would unlock sale of Astir Vouliagmenis

    Economy

    (PPC) and its buy out by the state, which will retain a majority stake of 51 percent. A European

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