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Newsletter 106 - 10/02/2017
unsustainable, the IMF underlined in its latest debt sustainability analysis published earlier
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This is where the last few days have left Greece and lenders
Agorasustainability analysis the Fund published earlier this month. For some reason, though, there were
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Newsletter 110 - 10/03/2017
but there are still differences in important areas as well. It seems a succinct analysis of another week
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OECD outlines five priorities for Greek reform agenda in 2017
Economyextensive use of regulatory impact analysis to improve the quality of regulation. Moreover, the national
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Athens eyes deal on bailout tranche within June, hopes for QE breakthrough
PoliticsGreek Politicsthe analysis of other institutions.” “They are independent and, like our Lord, the ECB works
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European Commission's DSA reveals serious concerns over debt sustainability, need for relief
EconomyProgrammeThe updated debt sustainability analysis (DSA) was included in the compliance report of the second programme review published by the European Commission (EC) on Friday afternoon. The DSA examines four scenarios and concludes that the resulting high debt and gross financing needs (GFN) ratios “point
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Greeks trust social media more than news media, Reuters study shows
Societyin recent years, leading to a barrage of rolling news reports and analysis. As the report outlines
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Compliance report looks at programme financing, arrears clearance and 2016 performance
EconomyProgrammeIn addition to the revised debt sustainability analysis (DSA), the second review's compliance report provided an update on the programme's financing by the end of August 2018 as well as on arrears’ clearance, while also commenting on the fiscal performance in 2016. Until now, an amount of 31.7
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Newsletter 125 -30/06/2017
fund released The European Commission’s (EC) updated debt sustainability analysis (DSA), released last
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Bank of Greece says NPE ratio up to 45.2 pct, provides more bad loan details
EconomyBankingBank of Greece (BoG) released on Tuesday the third issue of its semi-annual overview of the Greek financial sector presenting an analysis of the latest loan quality figures. The report showed that Greek banking group assets fell further by 14.6 percent or by 51 billion euros to 297.86 billion
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