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  1. Contraction in Greek credit eases slightly to 3 percent in November
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    EconomyMacroeconomy

    to 69.59 billion with monthly net deductions dropping to 145 million from more than 200 million

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  2. Polls continue pointing to SYRIZA victory as new post-election scenarios emerge
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    PoliticsGreek Politics

    of. In fact, if the poll of polls proves accurate SYRIZA would get 145 seats (including the 50-seat bonus

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  3. You've heard the Greek crisis myths, now here are some truths
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    Agora

    , and subsequently taxpayers, lent to Greece on a cash basis. The remaining 145 billion of loans from the EFSF

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  4. Newsletter 27 - 22/05/2015

    Newsletters

    of 145 billion from Greek banks. This means that based on the current collateral pool and haircuts

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  5. Greek stocks down by 11.3 pct for biggest weekly fall of last month

    Economy

    were the most volatile session of the week. Friday’s turnover of 145 million, also reflecting

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  6. General gov't cash primary surplus to May halves, arrears keep rising

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    a primary cash surplus of 145 million in the 5-month period from 231 million last year. In contrast

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  7. General gov't primary cash surplus shrinks in first half of 2015 as state arrears grow

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    positive at 145 million, despite almost halving from 288 million last year. On the flipside

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  8. Tsipras confounds expectations, creates new doubts by reviving coalition

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    is due to get 145 seats and Independent Greeks another 10. In January, the same two parties had a total

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  9. Deposit outflows for second straight month in February, at 548 mln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and 35 million partly offset by other euro area residents outflows of 145 million. General

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  10. Some basic products in Greece among most expensive in EU

    Society

    and non-alcoholic beverages in the EU in 2015, at 145 percent of the EU average, followed by Sweden (124

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