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  1. Public debt records back-to-back quarterly drops, falling to 393.49 bln in Q3
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    repaying. An additional 130.9 billion relate to the second (EFSF) programme, and the remaining 61.9

    2%

  2. Newsletter 380 - 12/05/2023

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    the debt relief measures expire and from that point Greece will need to start repaying loans

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  3. Central debt records small rise to 401.53 bln in Q1
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    attached to the first programme, which Greece has started repaying. An additional 130.9 billion relate

    2%

  4. EC reports highlight tight fiscal path and economic challenges
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    2.6 billion euros of GLF loans, from the first adjustment programme, due in 2023, starts repaying EFSF

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  5. Newsletter 391 - 01/09/2023

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    to start repaying the EFSF-ESM loans from this year, with an annual instalment of 1.74 billion

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  6. Newsletter 399 - 27/10/2023

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    repaying. The high rates policy environment for the last 12 months showed that GGB yields can push up

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  7. After Greece clambers back to investment grade, what lies ahead?

    Agora

    that Greece has just started repaying. The high rates policy environment for the last 12 months showed

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  8. Central govt debt drops to 405.54 bln in Q1, bonds rise by 3bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    programme, which Greece has started repaying. An additional 130.9 billion relate to the second (EFSF

    2%

  9. Central govt debt rises by 1.5 bln in Q2, to 407 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to the first programme, which Greece has started repaying. An additional 130.9 billion relate

    2%

  10. Central govt debt at 404.29 bln thanks to drops in short-term notes and repos

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    repaying. An additional 130.9 billion relate to the second (EFSF) programme, and the remaining 61.9

    2%