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  1. Deposits down for fourth month in a row as tax obligations rise

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    the 100 billion mark for the first time since December 2012, accounting for 61 percent of total

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  2. Greek consumers take effort to lower prices into their own hands

    Society

    of supermarket goods costs 100 euros in Greece and 110 euros in Germany, where the average wage

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  3. Credit origination and transmission: Are Greek banks part of the problem or the solution?
    Photo by Harry van Versendaal

    Agora

    country like Greece and the latter implementing an EU-funded bank restructuring process totalling 100

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  4. Greek deposits slip in October as credit also contracts by 3.9 pct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    4.7 percent to 28.6 billion on monthly net deductions below the 100 million mark for the second

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  5. Newfound variety helps Greek winemakers enjoy exports boost

    Society

    strawberries one of Greece’s 100 most exportable products. The rise in strawberry exports has been driven

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  6. Deposits edged up in Nov but credit contraction was close to 4 pct

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    . Consumer credit also slipped 4.5 percent to 28.44 billion on monthly net deductions below the 100 million

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  7. Fraud probe at Hellenic Postbank a sign of bigger things to come?

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    into liquidation. At a later stage, in mid July 2013, Eurobank acquired from HFSF 100 percent stake in New

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  8. Bank of Greece decision bolsters Greek lenders’ capital ratios

    EconomyMacroeconomy

    the full (i.e. 100 percent) DTA recognition in the fourth quarter 2013 financial statements, Greek banks

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  9. Wage ruling gives gov't immediate fiscal headache, political one may come later

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    for the retroactive cuts in 2012 - 226 million for the wages cut in 2013 - 100 million to cover extra

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  10. Spain’s economic recovery languishes amid graft scandals

    Agora

    100 percent, to dangerous limits that could result in more austerity measures. Since the beginning

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