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  1. The state of play with Greek banks' liquidity
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    Economy

    and the remaining 4.6 billion in March. Before December, foreign investors’ take up was around 60 percent

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  2. Another euro stitch unpicked
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    Agora

    are remaining calm in the hope that a deal will be secured, this will be reflected in Varoufakis’s

    3%
  3. What are the implications of the ECB's decision for Greek banks?
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    Economy

    at the end of January, according to banking sources, as Greek lenders utilised the bulk of the remaining

    3%
  4. Newsletter 14 - 06/02/2015

    Newsletters

    the 7.2 billion remaining in bailout tranches. The idea of accepting further loans is anathema

    3%
  5. Greek gg primary cash surplus at 2.2 bln in 2014, arrears down to 3.75 bln

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    showed that the bulk (72 percent) involves bank-related guarantees. The remaining 28 percent relates

    3%
  6. November sees highest MoM drop in employment as headline figure remains at 25.8 pct
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    Economy

    , implying a YoY drop of 6.4 percentage points, still remaining at extremely high levels. In the next

    3%
  7. Investors' hopes of eurozone deal boost Greek stocks and bonds

    Economy

    for the first time since February 4 and reached 220 million on Friday, with bank shares remaining in focus

    3%
  8. Finance Ministry targets 3 bln from unpaid taxes

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    and the remaining 46.6 billion during the crisis years. She also revealed that new unpaid tax obligations reached

    3%
  9. Capital controls in Greece? A response to Professor Sinn
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    Agora

    . This, and a good part of the remaining increase in ELA cannot be attributed to “wealthy Cypriots whisking

    3%
  10. 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

    3%