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  1. What can Greece expect at the next Eurogroup?
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    QE programme. As things stand, it appears unlikely that ECB president Mario Draghi will be able

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  2. Portugal, market access and programme exit
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    Agora

    Portugal kept access to short-term markets during the programme and compensated the small financial envelope from the troika by issuing more short-term debt over the programme that ran between 2011-2014. The return to long-term issuance was influenced by Mario Draghi's "whatever it takes" speech

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  3. Early banks stress tests offered as Greek programme compromise
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    the end of the programme. ECB president Mario Draghi added some detail on Monday, when he said

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  4. Athens relieved as ECB and IMF seem to reach understanding on Greek banks
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    president Mario Draghi confirmed that Greece’s stress tests will be brought forward and the results

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  5. Wolfgang at the door
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    with Mario Draghi’s “whatever it takes” in 2012 and continuing with the use of monetary tools

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  6. Eurogroup sees review conclusion in sight, warns over property auctions
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    EconomyProgramme

    Bank president Mario Draghi to voice concerns about the possible delay in the launch of the platforms

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  7. Eurogroup sets up completion of third review, plans for programme's end

    EconomyProgramme

    The Eurogroup reached on Monday what its new president, Portugal’s Mario Centeno, called a “political agreement” regarding the conclusion of Greece’s third review and the next loan disbursements for Athens. Funds reaching 6.7 billion euros are to be disbursed in two instalments. The first tranche

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  8. Eurogroup confirms third review almost done but e-auctions still a concern
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    president Mario Draghi during Monday’s meeting of eurozone finance ministers. The report claims

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  9. Airport redevelopment gets green light, leaving one prior action as lenders return to Athens
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    and its lenders. The local media interpreted comments by Eurogroup leader Mario Centeno in the European

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  10. Focus of discussion for lenders moves to debt relief, post-MoU framework
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    EconomyProgramme

    The official conclusion of the third review on Friday means that the attention of the Greek government and its lenders has moved fully to the final few months of the programme and what will follow. Eurogroup president Mario Centeno confirmed on Friday that all 110 prior actions of the third review

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