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  1. Privatisation chief hopeful of reaching 2016, 2018 targets as several sales near conclusion
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    Economy

    figure for last year stood at 0.4 billion. It is worth noting that a debt sustainability analysis (DSA

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  2. Greek stocks slip 0.4 pct during week

    Economy

    sustainability analysis published on Tuesday that showed the risks Greece economy is facing did not please

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  3. If you think it's bleak for Greece now, wait until tomorrow
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    Agora

    Understandably, when the International Monetary Fund published its Debt Sustainability Analysis (DSA) last week, its gloomy projections regarding the unsustainability of Greece’s debt drew all the attention. This meant that many overlooked the fact that the Fund was even gloomier about the Greek

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  4. Paddling with a wooden spoon
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    Agora

    analysis to, again, draw attention to its belief that the Greek programme cannot work as it is designed

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  5. During crisis, proportion of Greeks in extreme poverty has risen almost seven times to 15 pct
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    Society

    , which are not included by in the analysis, are also potentially higher, the report conceded

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  6. First review completed but more prior actions lie ahead for Greece

    EconomyProgramme

    sustainability analysis (DSA) incorporates a primary surplus target of 3.4 percent of GDP not only

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  7. Encouraging signs for Greek banks in Q1 results but NPL management looms large
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    Agora

    analysis shows that under a best-case scenario, assuming that Greek banks participate at their total

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  8. BoG proposes debt relief measures and lower primary surplus target from 2018
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to an average of 9.7 percent for the whole period. Summing up, BoG analysis concludes that the primary

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  9. In updated DSA, EC sees Greek debt as unsustainable if no relief measures implemented
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    EconomyProgramme

    In its compliance report for the first programme review, the European Commission (EC) included an updated debt sustainability analysis (DSA). This takes into account the milder recession and higher fiscal outcome in 2015 and lower bank capital needs. As a result, Greece’s debt to GDP ratio landed

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  10. Commission sees lower Greek financing needs, provides timetable for course of programme

    EconomyProgramme

    Along with an updated debt sustainability analysis (DSA), the European Commission’s (EC) compliance report for the first programme review included an update on Greece’s financing needs. The European Stability Mechanism (ESM) has disbursed 16 billion euros to Greece so far, of which 13 billion were

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