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  1. Where next for Greece's troubled privatisation programme under SYRIZA?

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    cancelled. The latest troika estimate on privatization proceeds was published in April 2014 in the last

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  2. Greece sees lower primary surplus at 0.3 pct for 2014, fiscal challenges remain

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    highlighted last week. MoF officials estimate the fiscal gap stands at 3.3 billion in 2015 if the EAP

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  3. Newsletter 20 - 20/03/2015

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    . However, this corresponds to a two-quarter delay on the previous estimate in November. The banks

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  4. Newsletter 21 - 27/03/2015

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    surplus target for this year. According to Kathimerini daily, Finance Ministry sources estimate

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  5. S&P downgrades Greece, sees economy shrinking by 1.5 pct in 2015

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    with institutional creditors conclude soon. The rating agency revised its previous estimate (released a month ago

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  6. S&P moves Greece down a notch to CCC, maintains recession forecast

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    weak and growth prospects muted. The rating agency retains its previous estimate calling for a GDP

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  7. What the ECB's latest decision on ELA and collateral haircuts means for Greek banks
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    collateral. The haircut increase was not disclosed but we estimate it would not have an immediate significant

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  8. Most Greek businesses feel capital controls impact, 69 pct see turnover drop

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    of the surveyed firms said they estimate capital controls will remain intact for more than 3 month

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  9. Rate of drop in apartment prices picks up again in Q2

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    in building permits, it is premature to estimate a rebound for the whole year, particularly after

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  10. Greek QE eligibility? We're not there yet
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    and calculations, we estimate that the maximum amount of GGBs that the ECB could purchase up to the 33 percent

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