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ECB set to provide extra liquidity to Greek banks but capital needs remain an issue
Economyby BoG. DTA Although global and domestic market conditions are not favourable, as they were six months
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Wealth inequality in Greece has grown at faster rate than eurozone peers during crisis
SocietyThe economic crisis has increased wealth inequality in Greece at a much faster pace than in other eurozone countries, according to a recent report by Credit Suisse. According to the Global Wealth Report published earlier this month, Greece ranks as having “medium inequality,” which means
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OECD sees more growth, falling unemployment in Greece
EconomyMacroeconomycompetitiveness and expanding global markets. The OECD anticipates private consumption to slightly rise
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2014 is not 2012
Agoraand their relationship with the ECB since the peak of the crisis. Greek banks entered the global financial
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Piraeus Bank seals milestone deal with KKR over 1.2 bln of non-core assets
EconomyBankingIn an unusual move by the standards of the Greek banking sector, Piraeus Bank has announced an agreement with leading global investment firm KKR for the transfer and securitisation of 1.2 billion of non-core assets to a new structure managed and controlled by KKR Credit and serviced by Piraeus
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AgoraGreece is known to have a competitive advantage have been weak due to the slow pace of global trade
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What next Greece?
Agorais the head of global macro investor relations at Oxford Economics. You can follow him at: @GabrielSterne
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Government's strategy unclear as pressure from lenders mounts
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor Greece but manageable for the rest of the eurozone and the global economy have also been increasing
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Newsletter 31 - 19/06/2015
), an independent institute that focuses on global security issues, Greece had a military expenditure of 7.6
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Why doesn't Tsipras just cut defence spending?
Agorainstitute that focuses on global security issues, Greece had a military expenditure of 7.6 billion euros
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