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Newsletter 131 -15/09/2017
being set for September rather than August as initially planned. Primary expenditure declined by 20.9
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Out-of-court workout holds promise for firms in debt
Legalto the free negotiation principle (i.e. no grace period, no more than 120 installments, only cash
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Mitsotakis pledges tax cuts and reforms, hopes for lower fiscal targets
PoliticsGreek Politicshis own particular way of expressing himself. Sometimes he may say a little more than he should
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Tsipras urges swift conclusion of review but doubts linger
PoliticsGreek Politicsbillion euros. This would entail an overperformance of more than 500 million euros. Clean exit The prime
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Current account surplus at 1.57 billion in July, pushed by services balance
EconomyMacroeconomyin this area grew at a faster pace than exports. Specifically, the non-oil balance of goods deficit
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Review demands put spotlight on Greek banks
EconomyBankinglaundering authority. The bank’s shares fell by more than 20 percent on Wednesday but Piraeus said
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Opposition pressures SYRIZA by refusing to support bills ANEL dodges
PoliticsGreek Politicsa Muslim, rather than Turkish, minority in northeastern Greece and has refused to allow the union
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Credit contraction eases to 0.9 pct in August
EconomyMacroeconomycontraction in the Greek market for the last six years, with the loan balance down by more than
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An unsettling role-reversal for Greece and Germany
Agoradropped to 280,000. It was less than 61,000 in the first four months of this year. Germany, however
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Athens braces for review headwinds due to IMF demands, Berlin changes
PoliticsGreek Politicsto be implemented in 2019, rather than 2020. This is also the year that pensions have to be cut by 1
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