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Newsletter 77 - 10/06/2016
cumulatively 10 billion in the next 25 years, while is expected to result in an incremental rise of 1
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Greek stocks down 4.6 pct during week after Friday’s sell-off
Economyto date losses to 19 percent. Only two stocks from the 25 FTSE/Large Cap constituents recorded gains
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Encouraging signs for Greek banks in Q1 results but NPL management looms large
Agora, their cumulative loan loss reserves (LLR) reached 57.9 billion euros in Q1 corresponding to 25 percent
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BoG cautions on impact of tax rises, updates on rising NPEs
EconomyMacroeconomythat 25 percent are classified as unlikely to be paid, while banks proceeded to declaration of breach
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Commission sees lower Greek financing needs, provides timetable for course of programme
EconomyProgrammereflects lower bank recapitalisation needs by 19.6 billion (5.4 billion were used from the 25 billion
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Lower foreign arrivals lead to 7 pct drop in April travel receipts
EconomyMacroeconomythe 5-month period. SETE projects foreign arrivals to rise by more than 6 percent to 25 million in 2016
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Study estimates tax evasion costs taxpayer up to 16 bln annually
Economyto the study. In particular, workplace controls showed undeclared work significantly rose from 25 percent
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Piraeus port law amended, resolving dispute with COSCO over privatisation deal
EconomyCorporatessix political parties voted in favour of the sale, while 25 lawmakers from the Communist Party
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Adult skills in Greece lacking, indicates OECD survey
Societycounterparts is narrower than in most participating countries. Graduates aged 25 to 65 score 19 points
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Greek stocks rebound 1.9 pct during week but fail to match European markets
Economypercent. Only five of the 25 FTSE/Large Cap constituents fell this week with the most notable drops
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