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  1. NBG reports net profits of 131 mln in Q1, accelerating profitability
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    EconomyBanking

    supportive of their NPE reduction efforts. “We have a huge opportunity to transform NBG into a highly

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  2. Report exposes fractured and incomplete response to refugees

    Society

    and had to subject its operations to audits. The outcome has been highly detrimental to the health

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  3. Tracing the decline of the middle class as parties vie for its votes
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    EconomyFeatures

    -age, highly skilled university graduates formed the main thrust behind a wave of emigration from

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  4. Tsipras responds to criticism of SYRIZA record in bid to rally support

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    up the penal code. The impression left by Tsipras’s interview on Skai TV is that it is highly

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  5. The main economic challenges that will define the Mitsotakis reign

    Agora

    , it will take time for this to be reflected in the budget and it is highly unlikely that any eurozone

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  6. New team at Finance Ministry tasked with familiar old juggling act

    PoliticsGreek Politics

    the party since 2013. Mitsotakis’s may have made one of his shrewdest choices in appointing the highly

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  7. Newsletter 214 -12/07/2019

    Newsletters

    in appointing the highly experienced George Zavvos to oversee the financial sector. After a stint as an MEP

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  8. PPC, Hellenikon present government with first test of problem solving mettle
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    Economy

    makes it an unappetising prospect for potential buyers. Its energy mix is highly reliant on old

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  9. From a tsunami of debt to some sense of normality
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    Agora

    - and 10-years for a total of 7.5 billion euros, achieving highly competitive terms, with the latest issue last

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  10. The oil and gas debate Greece is not having

    Agora

    financial resources and highly skilled human capital for such an endeavor. Last but not least

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