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  1. The Greek crisis we don’t see
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    that these are the pictures we store in our brains and the standard by which we measure whether people are going

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  2. S&P dashes Greece's hopes for an upgrade

    Economy

    Despite initial government expectations for an upgrade, Standard and Poor’s (S&P) affirmed today Greece’s rating at ‘B-/B’ and stable outlook. According to S&P, the rationale of Greece’s rating reflects its view of high (albeit long-dated) debt burden and onerous external debt position (400 percent

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  3. A return to capital markets for Greek banks but no return to domestic lending
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    Standard & Poor's identified these risk factors in Piraeus and Alpha Bank's balance sheets as significant

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  4. S&P upgrades Greece one notch to B, sees growth in 2015

    Economy

    Standard and Poor’s (S&P) upgraded today Greece’s long-term rating by one notch to ‘B’ from ‘B-‘ with a stable outlook and reflects its view that risks to fiscal consolidation have abated. This is the third rating upgrade for Greece in 2014 following that of Moody’s by two notches to ‘Caa1

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  5. 2014 is not 2012
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    . Banks turn to ELA when they don't meet the criteria of the standard financing operations of the ECB

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  6. Our most popular stories in 2014

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    and the standard by which we measure whether people are going through turmoil or not. There are a number

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  7. Samaras strays out of line in search for new normal
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    standard of living is a little higher or lower. Yet, Samaras’s reaction to the shocking events

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  8. Greece's extension proposals to the Eurogroup and what they mean
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    ’s standard for a long time but the finance minister’s document suggests the government will remain

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  9. Government's strategy unclear as pressure from lenders mounts

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of these restrictions would further damage the country’s economy, which Standard and Poors already sees

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  10. New ways to access MacroPolis
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    and Society sections at no charge Standard Access: Full range of analysis and data for an annual fee

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