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Referendum and the ECB to determine the future of Greek banks
Economyfor Greek government bonds (GGBs) and less than 10 percent for T-Bills. Pillar II bonds made up 45
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Tsipras turns down last-minute Juncker offer, plans to stand aside if 'Yes' wins
PoliticsGreek Politicsthat a “No” vote could open up the path for Greece to leave the euro. 4) The prime minister
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Where the key differences between Greece and the institutions lie
EconomyProgrammeThe Greek government’s negotiations with lenders broke up after Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras announced a referendum on Friday evening. We outline below the differences of the last proposals submitted by the Greek government and the institutions in the negotiations’ tabled on June 25. The key areas
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Tsipras forges ahead with referendum as lenders hold back, wait for result
PoliticsGreek Politicsfrom opposition parties for him to step down and its possible that his party would break up under
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Tsipras wins referendum but sceptical lenders, limited time stand in way of deal
PoliticsGreek Politicsin ratcheting up the pressure on Tsipras. It is possible that if there is no quick resolution to talks
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Divided we fall?
Agorathe "No" camp accuses "Yes" of lacking the courage to stand up to lenders. This is now the new dividing
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Who voted "No" in Sunday's referendum?
PoliticsGreek Politicsfor the centre-right up to 43.9 percent for the centre. The respective breakdown by current voters displays two
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What next for Greece's revenues and spending?
Agoraincome tax (555 million) and not receiving ANFA income (132 million). These two items make up two
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Greece sends request for 3-year ESM programme, reform proposals to come
EconomyProgrammeupcoming obligations, the government will use the loan amount to cover the liquidity shortage and build up
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Tsipras denies Grexit plan, has work to do to keep Greece in euro
PoliticsGreek Politicsargued that the difference between the measures that Greece would sign up to now in comparison to a few
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